Plot Points

CommJunkee

Usage

1 - PP Cost:

1. Re-Roll (AKA New result, is the result)
2. Add +3 to next action <not damage> (AKA Increase chance of success)
3. Manipulate NPC result by a step (AKA Crit-Success -> Success (MoS: 0) -> Failure (MoS: -1) -> Crit-Failure)
4. Avoid a injury (AKA Flesh Wounds)
5. Buy a clue (AKA Success for an information based IQ-test)
6. Excuse an implausible element from a cinematic action; one "implausibility" per PP. (Not allowed in all campaigns.)

2 - PP Cost:

1. Manipulate PC result by a step (AKA Crit-Failure -> Failure (MoS: -1) -> Success (MoS: 0) -> Crit-Success)
2. Exchange for 1 CP

Reward

1. 2 PPs per player per session.
2. 1 PP reward for attempting dangerous actions when cinematically appropriate. (Awarded after action attempt regardless of success/failure.)
3. 1 PP for those things done in session that really make the story awesome. (Not based on a dice result.)

Gigermann

Usage

1. Fix a bad roll (AKA Buying Success, Re-Roll)
2. Avoid a consequence (AKA Flesh Wounds)
3. Change the narrative (AKA Player Guidance)
4. Excuse an implausible element from a cinematic action; one "implausibility" per PP. (Not allowed in all campaigns.)

Aspected

Aspected Plot Points must be "justified" according to some condition in order to be used; see Higher Purpose (B59).

• Karma (Renegade/Paragon).
• Special Purpose: includes Planning Points, Tactics Points, potentially others.

Notes

Luck usage may be "cashed in" for a PP instead of the usual three rolls. Such use would be considered "luck-aspected."