[IC] Death & Taxes (Session 2)

He regards you cooly through squinting eyes. "You're too late," he says, spitting into the roiling muck below. "I's just closing things down to head over to the festival. Or've you come to pay me the fare you owe me?"
Rolls
Negotiation
2 Advantage, 4 Failure, 1 Threat
Total: 4 Failure, 1 Advantage
However, if you want to be certain that the one Nera found is not a forgery, let's say you can roll either Knowledge (Geography) or Perception. I think the idea is that you would roll against the (hypothetical) forger's Skulduggery skill for the difficulty. There are only examples of this sort of character in Star Wars (nothing so far in Genesys), so we'll go with that: RRPP for the difficulty ("Forger" from Edge of the Empire core rulebook). You get two boosts for having an authentic document to compare it to. Success means you can definitively say that the document from the guest room is authentic. Without equipment (like a magnifying glass or something), add a setback, as well.
I'm OK with saying that, regardless of what skill you use, you benefit from Nera's Heightened Awareness talent for +2 more boosts. So, Perception or Knowledge (Geography) +BBBB vs. RRPP + Black.
PP for difficulty, plus 2 setbacks and 2 boosts for motivational reasons that haven't been sussed out yet.
Rolls
deception
2 Success, 1 Advantage, 2 Failure, 2 Threat
Total: 1 Threat
Rolls
Additional Deception dice
1 Success, 2 Advantage
Total: 1 Success, 2 Advantage
Rolls
Knowledge (Geography)
3 Success, 6 Advantage, 3 Failure, 4 Threat, 1 Despair
Total: 2 Advantage, 1 Despair
The strange man looks from Nekurr to Bruv then back again, weighing your words as frogs croak from the waters. "Good. We ain't rich enough to pay the baron's taxes twice, you know what I'm saying?" He straightens up as best he can, but his posture seems a bit stooped. "Your taxman came roaring through here in the dark of night. I was sound asleep, but he rang the bell like a madman and demanded to be let across. I told him to come back in the morning, but he threatened to box my ears if I refused." He shifts from one foot to the other and points across the river and shrugs. "I ferried him across, and he rode off into the night on the Tamalir road."
Use the advantage to determine how concerned he is to find us gawking over something.
Rolls
Deception
4 Success, 3 Advantage, 3 Failure, 1 Threat
Total: 1 Success, 2 Advantage