Editing The Gang's All Here: The Dictator (section)

===Performing With Your D4===
If you want to try and influence another character, you roll a dice pool including your D4 (see next section). Note the results solemnly, and ceremonially pass the D4 to the affected player. Their character is now being influenced by your abilities.

If you want to use your powers on someone else, you must first reclaim the D4. You can do this instantly, and doing so ends that previous compulsion.

The Dictator is left to think of clever uses of all these emotions – the useful formula is choosing an emotion and a target.

For example, “Fear” and “me” could lead to someone running away from you. Or it could lead to their heart exploding in sheer terror. Go read the Emotion Scale section opposite and see what you’re getting into.

To create a compound emotion – as in, an emotion that lies between two of the spokes – you must possess and use the two emotions beside them. So, to actually make someone fall in love, you must have Joy and Trust emotions.

These emotions, while magically created, are real. While the target is likely aware that you have done this to them, it doesn’t make the emotion any less real.