Tactical Groups
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Tactically minded players tend to prioritize understanding and exploiting the rules of the game. They might not be as invested in the backstories of their own characters, much less those of non-player characters, and may see combat as its own end, because it’s a chance to test out a cool combination of techniques and abilities. If your group has some of these traits, consider the following alterations to the rules:
Encourage roleplaying, but make mechanics a major focus during conflicts like intrigues.
Make all rolls open, and tell the players the TN of all checks they make.
Instead of just describing their narrative effects, fully explain NPC abilities in mechanical terms, so your players can understand and take advantage of how these interact with their characters’ own techniques and abilities.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 7: The Game Master › The Role of the GM › Creating Scenarios · p. 282 p. 289
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Tactically minded players tend to prioritize understanding and exploiting the rules of the game. They might not be as invested in the backstories of their own characters, much less those of non-player characters, and may see combat as its own end, because it’s a chance to test out a cool combination of techniques and abilities. If your group has some of these traits, consider the following alterations to the rules:
Encourage roleplaying, but make mechanics a major focus during conflicts like intrigues.
Make all rolls open, and tell the players the TN of all checks they make.
Instead of just describing their narrative effects, fully explain NPC abilities in mechanical terms, so your players can understand and take advantage of how these interact with their characters’ own techniques and abilities.