Editing Basic Rules (section)

==='''DRAMA DECK'''===
[[Drama Deck]]
Initiative And Advantage
* Determines only who declares their actions first. The dice pool still reflects the actually initiative order as per normal. If the drama deck card has heroes have initiative, then all villians declare actions first (from lowest to highest stat).
Conflict Line Advantages/Disadvantages
* The advantage lasts until the next card in the deck is turned over (i.e. one round)
* Flurry: Each character can perform 2 actions in the round without the -1d penalty. Performing 3 actions in a round attracts a -2d penalty (instead of -3), etc.
* Inspiration: All shock damage (is not killing damage) is removed from all locations. Additionally, any characters unconscious (e.g. are full of shock damage in the head) now recover immediately and can perform actions this round (though recovering is 
itself an action. Any other actions (such as firing a gun), are multiple actions this round)
* Up: Each character gets to use d6s as their dice pool (instead of d10s) as if spending a possibility point. May not be countered.
* Break: Villains only. Damaged characters (not unworthy) who fail to hit will flee. Also, successful attacks against villainous unworthy foes both deal damage and also act like the threaten simple maneuver (i.e. they do a morale attack equal to the width 
of the success)
* Confused: No player may activate a card from her pool.
* Fatigued: All characters take a point of shock damage on each location.
* Setback: Triggers setback event, or prevents affected side from taking offensive action.
* Stymied: Characters lose the ability to spend possibilities for anything other than cancelling opponent's from spending them.
* Taunt, Test, Trick, and/or Intimidate: If villain succeeds in a skill use, may remove card(s) from opponent's pool.