The following is an example from page 29 of the APG:
Example: Brainstorm wants to use his Persuasion to convince a guard to let him go. He decides to mentally enhance his Persuasion with 40 points worth of his Mind Control, giving him +4 to his Persuasion 12- (total 16-). ... The GM rules that the guard will try to resist the attempted persuasion with an EGO Roll. His base roll is 11- and he has 5 points of Mental Defense. This adds to his EGO Roll, giving him a 16- roll to resist Brainstorm’s Persuasion roll.
Is this correct? Without using his Mind Control, Brainstorm has a 12- Persuasion against the Guard 11- EGO, effectively giving him +1 in the Skill versus Skill Contest. When he uses the Mind Control, his 16- Persuasion goes up against a 16- EGO + Mental Defense, netting him +0 in the Skill vs. Skill Contest.
Brainstorm does worse when he uses his Mind Control? Is that a typo or is there rationale I'm missing?
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The following is an example from page 29 of the APG:
Is this correct? Without using his Mind Control, Brainstorm has a 12- Persuasion against the Guard 11- EGO, effectively giving him +1 in the Skill versus Skill Contest. When he uses the Mind Control, his 16- Persuasion goes up against a 16- EGO + Mental Defense, netting him +0 in the Skill vs. Skill Contest.
Brainstorm does worse when he uses his Mind Control? Is that a typo or is there rationale I'm missing?
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