When To Use An Intrigue
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Intrigues are most useful when a large number of characters are going to be participating in a social exchange, and managing that many active participants requires a greater degree of structure than a narrative scene accommodates. Examples include complex court scenes with multiple factions, large social events, and formal negotiations.
For a conversation between only two participants, a full intrigue is often unnecessary, though the rules for persuading NPCs described in this section offer helpful guidelines for determining how much effort it usually takes to win someone to a cause.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 6: Scenes and Conflicts › Intrigues › Social Objectives · p. 254 p. 255
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Intrigues are most useful when a large number of characters are going to be participating in a social exchange, and managing that many active participants requires a greater degree of structure than a narrative scene accommodates. Examples include complex court scenes with multiple factions, large social events, and formal negotiations.
For a conversation between only two participants, a full intrigue is often unnecessary, though the rules for persuading NPCs described in this section offer helpful guidelines for determining how much effort it usually takes to win someone to a cause.