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Scadrial is the cosmere's Earth-analogue, so it's going to have basically our flora and fauna.

Hm, that’s not a bad point...

To my knowledge the Obligator doesn't do anything to stop card effects, it just enforces verbal deals that go past the current interval. Unless it explicitly says otherwise, yes. I don't believe there's anything in the rules that would forbid this, so sure go nuts. Correct, you can only do the 2->1 conversion with your own resources. So if a problem requires exactly 1 skaa, and you and another player have exactly 1 of some other resource each then there's no way for you to combine your 2 into a skaa. I've always assumed the first, but don't know either way. I believe so. Probably not, though that's just my gut. Yes. The Smoker's annoying like that.

We’re in the gym clustered a few rows from the front on the right side.

I am filled with unending shame.

FYI looking at the event page it starts at 6:00 now rather than 7:00.

*emerges from the shadows* I'll be there.

Are you referring to this one?

Sorry, you're a bit over 7 years too late to join the super-cat hype train.

Brandon has answered this specific question, as it turns out. Edit: Ninja'd

Fair enough, I guess I'm just worried about how I'd manage to actually get to 0 and whether other players would tweak on what was happening and mess me up with some spare Disgrace or something. But I guess an "I win" card should take some work to use, so that's a fair set of challenges.

Nope, wasn't me and I don't know who's it was. Great card, flavor-wise, though. Not sure as to its actual utility.

We've got a bit of extra information. List of most of our WoBs on the matter at the bottom of the OP of this thread. As for being half-in-half-out, objects are only ever wholly affected by the bubble or wholly excluded from the effect, depending on some cognitive shenanigans about occupancy. Bubble occupancy I don't believe we have anything on what things in Shadesmar look like.

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Yeah it's fine, not too heavy. Just make sure at least one person at the table knows the rules back-to-front before you sit down, and be prepared for a game or two before your group hits its stride (I'd recommend Short games). Though that advice goes for just about any game, to be fair.