My understanding is that if you add point(s) to a tactic or strategy and those points cause the tactic or strategy to go over 5 or the limit imposed by the value of the opposite tactic or strategy then the extra point(s) just go away. You effectively just loose them. I think the only time a change to a tactic is applied to its 'parent' Strategy is when you are reducing the number of dots in the tactic (either by sliding or removal).
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015 at 4:20 AM, LarrxX Ngham <larrxx.ngham@gmail.com> wrote:
Ran my first game yesterday and we hit a small snag: what happens at the end of the scene if your Sinning increases a Tactic over it's maximum of 5 dots (or beyond the overflow with the opposed virtuous tactic)?--The players wanted to overflow into the governing Strategy adding the point there, but I said no (it seems a bit too powerful to me).So who was right? :)Example: If the human's Cruelty is 5 and he kills someone, does he gain a point in Sly instead?
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