The Bard has a move called Charming and Open which says “When you speak frankly with someone, you can ask their…

The Bard has a move called Charming and Open which says “When you speak frankly with someone, you can ask their…

The Bard has a move called Charming and Open which says “When you speak frankly with someone, you can ask their player a question from the list below.”

Does this mean the move is only applicable to other players? I see no reason this shouldn’t be a general move usable on (almost?) any character in which case it could say “you can ask them a question”.

11 thoughts on “The Bard has a move called Charming and Open which says “When you speak frankly with someone, you can ask their…”

  1. I thought of that, which is why I pointed out the rewording which would make more sense. If that was your intention when writing it isn’t that the wording you’d use?

  2. You ask the player because characters can lie. The implication is that you get a true, out-of-character answer that can come to you in the fiction in a way other than words out of the character’s mouth. And yeah, good for NPCs too.

  3. Yep, exactly. The point is that your character and their character are talking as normal, but you (the player) get to ask the other player a question and they have to answer you.

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