I think part of the problem is/was that there really was no reason to roll the dice in this specific circumstance. Your Deception was largely inconsequential to the ways most PCs reacted. You were narrating your PC in a way that already told us most of what we could have learned through an opposed test.
The way I would have handled it would be:
1. You RP whatever you want to rp.
2. If another player thinks you're hiding something, they would say "I want to see if you're lieing here."
3. They would assemble their Discipline pool, using your Deception as the Difficulty (plus modifiers).
4. Other players could say, "Yea, I want to Help that effort." And they could either swipe in their Characteristic OR Skill of it was higher than the original, as per the Helping rules. Or add a Boost die.
5. Other ppl are free to take your RP at face value of they want. And/or if they believe they learned all they need to know from the RP.
6. There's no point in this circumstance in demanding rolls of ppl.
Last edited March 12, 2019 8:09 pm