From the bard: Devious: When you use charming and open you may also ask “How are you vulnerable to me?” Your subject…

From the bard: Devious: When you use charming and open you may also ask “How are you vulnerable to me?” Your subject…

From the bard: Devious: When you use charming and open you may also ask “How are you vulnerable to me?” Your subject may not ask this question of you.

Should I be interpreting that as “Add ‘How are you vulnerable to me?’ to the of options” or “You can ask a question from the normal list and you may additionally ask ‘How are you vulnerable to me?'”?  I could see arguments for either interpretation.

4 thoughts on “From the bard: Devious: When you use charming and open you may also ask “How are you vulnerable to me?” Your subject…”

  1. Like many descriptions in the book, it really could go either way. I don’t think there is a right or wrong way to approach these situations. Which way feels better to you? Should Devious grant this free question or do you think being Devious merely allows you to get away with asking such a damaging question?

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