Okay. I've come across a weird set of rolls.
First, I rolled for an Event and it occurred. The Event rolled was Roll Twice. The write-up for Roll Twice states: Roll Twice: Roll two times. Both events occur this phase, in the order they are rolled. Multiple rolls of Roll Twice stack.
The very next roll, I rolled for "All is Calm" which states: All Is Calm: No event occurs this week or next week; gain a +1 bonus on all Security checks made during the next week. If you roll All Is Calm as a second event, it does not cancel the effects of the first event but still prevents an event from happening next week. An eventless week caused by this event does not raise the chance of an event occurring in the week after.
The write-up fails to mention what happens if you roll All is Calm for the first of a Roll Twice event. Does it negate the Roll Twice and switch it over to All is Calm? Or would you have two events happen anyway and the benefits of All is Calm while something still happens?
|
| 1 person marked this as a favorite. |
Since the All is Calm description calls out that it doesn't cancel the effects of a first event, in the vein of an exception to the general rule of how it works, and doesn't call out a similar exception to if it's rolled as a first event, I'd rule that it does cancel the second event of a Roll Twice. Which is fine. Events tend to be negative.