What Do I Actually Say?
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Some groups often have players speak in their characters’ voices, and use this to determine most social interactions.
Other groups prefer to enable a character being more (or less) eloquent than their player, and have the player summarize the point they want their PC to make and the manner in which they want them to say it, with the roll determining how successfully this occurs.
Some groups even use both methods, depending on the individual player. Use the method that makes you most comfortable and seems the most fun for your group!
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 6: Scenes and Conflicts › Intrigues › Taking Turns · p. 254 p. 257
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Some groups often have players speak in their characters’ voices, and use this to determine most social interactions.
Other groups prefer to enable a character being more (or less) eloquent than their player, and have the player summarize the point they want their PC to make and the manner in which they want them to say it, with the roll determining how successfully this occurs.
Some groups even use both methods, depending on the individual player. Use the method that makes you most comfortable and seems the most fun for your group!