John Layton just asked me, “Hey Tommy, I have a quick corruption question: when we opt to erase a Corruption Advance, do we also lose a Corruption move?”
I could see it go either way.
John Layton just asked me, “Hey Tommy, I have a quick corruption question: when we opt to erase a Corruption…
John Layton just asked me, “Hey Tommy, I have a quick corruption question: when we opt to erase a Corruption…
Absolutely. That option is there to remove corruption moves and keep a protagonist from going over the edge. It costs an advance to remove an advance, the ultimate player sacrifice to save their character.
Well… crap. Because there are 3 corruption moves I want for my character eventually, but of course that puts him extremely close to the edge, hence my question of possibly losing/keeping a corruption move when we erase an advance.
Oh well… let the streets of LA run red with blood.
John Layton, such sacrifices.
John Layton , I’m glad, that was sort of the point. 😀 Power comes at a high price, sometimes too high.