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Feel free to notice her. She's trying to stay low-key but not outright hiding.

Can the rest of us make our entrance, or just the people involved with carrying the girl?

Your character is in the area, he's free to act as he chooses.

I want to do something crazy-

Am I allowed to have Adela straight up walk on stage and try to break up the fight by tossing the two teachers to opposite sides of said stage?

Gag damage rules do exist for circumstances like these...

Oh? I'll need to look at those rules, also is the action ok in general?

I did indeed pick Class B, so yes that is a good idea XD

There we go, on a side note, I should really think of more attacks for Adela then just punching, but I'm still confused on how to build abilities like that so meh

So to contest this and spot what’s happening to the tie. I’d roll base 2 die and then add my perceptive +2 for a total of 4 dice?

I'm not the GM, but that seems like a logical conclusion. (Also, I didn't think this through, and apparently the odds of pulling this off unnoticed are worse than I assumed.)

So my total was 18 compared to your 13. Does that mean I beat you? Kinda confused about what dice you count and don’t count cuz the examples in the book sometimes exclude 5’s and other times they include them etc

Your best two dice are 6+5=11, which is indeed more than my total. Which does mean that you rolled better. The question is, do you prefer Aono to notice (meaning Lín Jìng's attempt fails, as she wouldn't risk pushing it if he starts adjusting the tie), or do prefer to negotiate a Success with Complications for Lín Jìng (i.e. she would succeed in being sneaky, but suffer some sort of other complication as per page 96)?

In this instance I’ll say he notices the manipulation on the tie and then i think I’ll have him roll to try and locate the source

@Gluttony___I I'm unsure if this is correct. You had a 9 on your search (5+4), right? And I have a 9 (6+3) on my psychic influence (which would be normally compared against a roll of iron/weak will, but even if we compare it against your perception roll it seems equal). I may be misunderstanding something about how dice work. Could you please elaborate?

On page 93, in the section "Taking action". The book states that any roll only involving 2 dice (which is the minimum), you only take the highest die, you don’t add them together unless they’re the same number.

Any roll involving 3 or more dice is when you add either the two highest dice, or the highest number of identical dice, if the result would be greater.

So since you rolled a 6 and a 3. You’d take the 6 as the final result.

Oooh, I misread it and was doing it wrong, apparently. Now the adding of doubles makes sense. Thank you. Now I need to go back and review my rolls before proceeding.