Holmesian Deduction - Revision history

West at 15:06, 30 April 2016

2016-04-30T15:06:11Z

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-	''“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”'' You have a knack for uncovering (via the Declaration mechanics) the bizarre, macabre, and unlikely.	+	''“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”''
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		+	You have a knack for uncovering (via the Declaration mechanics) the bizarre, macabre, and unlikely.

	You do not suffer penalties when your Declarations stretch probability so long as they come with sufficiently strange details the Storyteller can use to complicate and embellish future drama.		You do not suffer penalties when your Declarations stretch probability so long as they come with sufficiently strange details the Storyteller can use to complicate and embellish future drama.

West at 15:05, 30 April 2016

2016-04-30T15:05:51Z

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	\|Source=Mirrors		\|Source=Mirrors
	\|Pages=p. 119		\|Pages=p. 119
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		+	\|Fixed=Yes
		+	\|Type=Setup
		+	\|Restriction=All
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	''“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”'' You have a knack for uncovering (via the Declaration mechanics) the bizarre, macabre, and unlikely.		''“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”'' You have a knack for uncovering (via the Declaration mechanics) the bizarre, macabre, and unlikely.

	You do not suffer penalties when your Declarations stretch probability so long as they come with sufficiently strange details the Storyteller can use to complicate and embellish future drama.		You do not suffer penalties when your Declarations stretch probability so long as they come with sufficiently strange details the Storyteller can use to complicate and embellish future drama.

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-	~~{{HR\|This is not allowed in standard nWoD games; it may be allowed in sandbox side games.\|Banned}}~~


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West: Text replace - "{{Infobox Merit" to "{{Infobox Merit|Fixed=No"

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Text replace - "{{Infobox Merit" to "{{Infobox Merit|Fixed=No"

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West: moved Declaration Holmesian Deduction to Holmesian Deduction

2014-09-27T14:46:47Z

moved Declaration Holmesian Deduction to Holmesian Deduction

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{{Infobox Merit
|Level1=3
|Type=Declaration
|Source=Mirrors
|Pages=p. 119
}}

''“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”'' You have a knack for uncovering (via the Declaration mechanics) the bizarre, macabre, and unlikely.

You do not suffer penalties when your Declarations stretch probability so long as they come with sufficiently strange details the Storyteller can use to complicate and embellish future drama.

{{HR|This is not allowed in standard nWoD games; it may be allowed in sandbox side games.|Banned}}

{{characteristics}}