Yesterday, I talked through Agenda / Principles / MC moves, as well as some moves that I want to use to steer the...

Yesterday, I talked through Agenda / Principles / MC moves, as well as some moves that I want to use to steer the conversation.

This also gave us stats that matter:
-- Credits. money is important to this game.
-- Size of crew
-- Cool, or how often you'll take consequences. Use as a standard "under fire" move, and to dock your ship.
-- Tough, or how much hardship you can suffer
-- Empathy, or your connection to individuals.
-- Connection, or your sense of belonging to community(s)

Today, basic moves for each one!
When you look for something of value, roll +Credit spent. On a 10+, you find it. On a 7-9, you find it but choose a complication.

[ Money is ablative. ]

When you lead a crew on a job, roll plus size of crew. On a 10+, you do it. On a 7-9, choose: you and your team escape but don't get any of the money, or you must take a consequence but get the reward On a 6-, prepare for the worst.

[ The standard thing you do with a crew is a job. Maybe it's PCs, maybe it's all NPCs. Either way, the bigger the better! ]

When you do something risky, roll with Cool. On a 10+, you do it. On a 7-9, choose a complication.

[ This is a real standard move. Notice it grounds the fiction in complications. I imagine there being a pretty standard set of, like, five. ]

When you stand up to a bully, roll with Tough. On a 10+, choose two. on a 7-9, just choose:
-- If they stop the behavior, they gain XP
-- If they don't stop the behavior, they mark Jaded.

When you spend time one on one with a person and really connect, roll with Empathy. on a 10+, choose two. On a 7-9, just one.
-- You form a bond. Until you treat the person as a mere means, or they get brain weasels, they'll act in your interest when it does not conflict with their own.
-- Ask the MC, "How can i help her?"
-- Ask the MC, 'What does she want?"

[ Modeling friendship is hard. ]

When you Fit yourself into a community, roll with Connection. On a 10+, choose two. On a 7-9, just one:
-- You belong there. So long as you act in the communities interests, it will act in yours.
-- You meet someone significant in the community.
-- You remove a harm from yourself and someone else in the community.

[ Modeling community is even harder. ]

These are some ideas, folks. Hot off my brain that insists writing these thigns down is a good idea. Be gentle.