Wonderland - Jags
Wonderland - Jags
Wonderland - Jags
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Notice Roll<br />
This roll is made when using random-rules for handling Episodes. A<br />
character who undergoes Descent may attract the attention of various<br />
things down there and this roll will determine if something is after him<br />
or her.<br />
Notice Score Notes<br />
Low 9-<br />
Medium 11-<br />
High 14-<br />
Modifiers<br />
Certain behaviors increase the chances of Notice. The Underground<br />
isn’t well prepared to deal with this because they deny the fundamental<br />
reality of the experience. As a result their information is seen through a<br />
fractured lens: they believe that Notice is simply residual psychological<br />
problems resulting from trauma.<br />
Attitude Modifier Notes<br />
Curiosity -3 Although the exact mechanism for this is unclear, reacting with curiosity to things going on<br />
at the lower levels—engaging with them in some way—is a reasonable antidote to Notice.<br />
Adoption of Role -5 At the foundational level of <strong>Wonderland</strong> there aren’t quarks and gluons. There are puzzles<br />
and dramas. When a person finds themselves on a lower level they sometimes are expected to<br />
“play a role” (a character could find themselves in an insane court being thrust into the role<br />
of a jester). Failure to do this can be dangerous (or lethal) in its own right—but even if it is<br />
successfully avoided there may be repercussions later (Notice).<br />
Turteling +1 to +4 When a character Descends to Chessboard Three or below they do so through the Linear<br />
Maze. It seems that doing so “opens a corridor” in reality that doesn’t “heal” (or seal) for a<br />
period of time. If the character stays where he or she is and doesn’t move they sort of “hold<br />
the door open” and things can find them.<br />
NOTE: The Underground’s general advice for Going Deep is to behave<br />
as though the experience “is a dream where one does what one must.”<br />
They usually advocate minimal interaction—but make an exception for<br />
deep Descents. Still, many groups are strongly divided over how they<br />
think this should be dealt with.<br />
What Is It and What Does It Want?<br />
Here are some tables for determining what a specific creature might want<br />
when it comes to satisfy its Notice.<br />
1.Threat Level: How dangerous is the thing? Make a standard JAGS<br />
roll and consult the chart below.<br />
Basic Unsanity Stage Modifier<br />
Early --<br />
Medium 1 +0<br />
Medium 2 +1<br />
Late +2<br />
107<br />
Deeper Mysteries - Overview