Gather some unofficial literature
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From: Review the Prior Literature
Whisperings, hints, rumours, pamphlets, screams.
Game Instructions: This will exchange Incisive Observations for a fixed amount of research and Unlikely Connections.
Challenge information
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- 130 - very chancy (41%)
- 162 - chancy (51%)
- 194 - modest (61%)
- 225 - very modest (71%)
- 257 - low-risk (81%)
- 289 - straightforward (91%)
- 317 - straightforward (100%)
Each point of reduces the base difficulty by 1 point.
Success
You're learning
Come at the problem from a new angle. Pull together insights from other thinkers, past colleagues. Imagine how someone from an altogether different discipline might look at this...
- Watchful is increasing…
- You've lost 5 x Incisive Observation
- You've gained ( Equipment Level x 2) Laboratory Research
- You've gained 5 x Unlikely Connection
Failure
Hmmm...
You scowl at the paper. It remains stubbornly blank. By the time you have a thought, the inkwell has gone dry.
- Watchful is increasing…
- You've gained ( Equipment Level) x Laboratory Research
Alternative Failure
A brain like molasses
You've been staring at these notes for too long. They've stopped making sense. Even the most obvious chains of deduction elude you. But you press through, and by morning you have advanced your understanding.
- Watchful is increasing…
- You've gained ? (10 with Equipment 9) x Laboratory Research