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Revision as of 07:09, 17 January 2014
This is the skill of talking others into doing things against their better judgment. It is not taught (intentionally, that is) in school; you study it by working as a salesman, confidence man, lawyer, etc. In any situation that calls for a reaction roll, you may make an Influence roll against Fast-Talk instead; see Influence Rolls. If you have Fast-Talk at level 20 or better, you get +2 on all reaction rolls where you’re allowed to talk!
Note that Fast-Talk differs from Acting. In general, Fast-Talk is used to get someone to make a snapdecision in your favor, while Acting is used for long-term dissimulation. However, there are situations in which the GM could allow a roll on either skill.
Modifiers: +2 for Voice; -3 for Low Empathy; -1 for Oblivious; -1 to -4 for Shyness; -2 for Stuttering; -5 for Truthfulness. The GM may ask you for details of the story you are using, rather than just let you say, "I'm using Fast-Talk." Your approach and the plausibility of the story may further modify the roll, at the GM's discretion.