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Ok everyone. Just posted in the IC. I think shortly after Captain Teleport starts this confrontation we’ll get the bikers in. I’ll ping when the time is right for that.

@Aegis the 'where everyone is and what are they doing' summary was VERY helpful. Thanks!

Nice! Glad to hear it! I’ll make sure I keep it going then. Hopefully it keeps us all on the same page.

Sorry for not responding yet @BeardHare, I went to a convention and haven't had as much downtime as i'd hoped. Will get back to you when i can tho!

Hey @amymist np at all - I'm teaching a course atm carrying some impressive jetlag so going to be low on downtime myself for a while :)

@amymist,@BeardHare - alright. Found a great moment for the team to come together. I’ll bring you two in on my next post.

@aegis As a heads up rereading through masks book and bull, I may fiddle slightly with Lex's qanswers/backstory to slightly bring it closer to a couple of things.

It'll basically jbe the same just, just some time line shifts of powers to seperate off Dad, and possibly slightly more defining the 'artifact incident'

Will let you know when I have.

I have a bit of concern about this current action scene. From my experience with PbtA, if someone activates a move, then the outcome of that should have a greater impact on the scene in one way or another. It's not really like an attack roll in D&D where everyone just makes a roll and then the GM sorts them all out in order. For example, Wild Claw is trying to move our two targets back together into one space, so her action should shape the scene, to which the characters should then react again. Rolling multiple simultaneous moves kind of makes it so these individual actions can't really have the breathing room / impact that they are supposed to.
Ultimately, it's up to Aegis, of course, how they want to handle it, but I think it would make the most sense to only have one open move at a time and wait for that to resolve and show its effects before going into another move, otherwise, it feels very chaotic to me.

Hey everyone - I'm f4eling unwell and can't concentrate on the posts here stm. Happy for you to deal withNightfly anyway you like - act for zir, sideline zir, whatever works best for you. Sorry. Hope to be back again soon.a

Get well soon, BeardHare!

Thank you @bowlofspinach

@BeardHare - Hope you feel better. I’ll guide Nightfly until you get back.

@bowlofspinach - Hmmm… I see what you mean... We can definitely try to do one at a time and see what happens/how long that takes. You make a good point about each move really guiding and manipulating the fiction and it’s hard to do some quality posts and get in it, if your constantly going for a moving Target narratively.

So yeah, we’ll try one open move at a time, and play it by ear. I can definitely get more little posts movers and responses in, so that shouldn’t be a problem. If it’s too much we’ll figure out something else.

@LightOfMidnight - sounds good about the Retcon. Let me know.

@bowlofspinach - I think that’s either an unleash your powers roll or directly engage threat. There are some stakes here and if you’re reaching out to touch them they can touch you back. Which do you think it would be?

We’ll resolve this then someone else can move.

@amymist - No worries. Yeah, you’re right about the Comfort and Support move so take that XP. With a 6, you don’t really get anything from that assess move.

Nice job on the 10 Solstice-@Dreamweaver. Which 2 do you want?

Let's go with:
• create an opportunity for your allies
• impress, surprise, or frighten the opposition

I'll specify the ones I want going forward after I do the roll so you don't have to ask! :-)

Thanks for the well wishes, y'all :)

It's Covid that I was/am sick with, and realise I had it all the way through Europe<->USA work trip - no wonder I was feeling miserable heh.

Back home in Germany now, and symptoms improving - so going to check out The Story So Far and see if I've got brain space to make a post.

Glad to hear it. Take your time

Having to travel while sick sounds especially rough. Glad to hear that you’re starting to feel better, though!