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As an avid lover of cinema, I'm very partial to the visual image the Charged Stake can evoke- It's perfect mechanical representation for stabbing someone into a wall and leaving them there, which alone has a ton of utility. For this reason, when I'm running Vlad licences, ((because both the combat drill and the Charged Stake are amazing meme potential)) the Stake usually gets two installations, sometimes more if I'm going deeper into the Licence levels- ((ASURA Protocol says hello!))

But I quickly noticed you've made the Charged Stake unique here!

It's not an uncommon issue I run into when I bring the idea up to other tables, GMs point out that the stake says only one person can be affected by it at the same time, but the easy counterpoint to that is, well, the system isn't unique! With this information, it's easy to make the contrary reading that 'You can only affect one character with the stake at a time' refers to each instance of the system. One Charged Stake has one stake to be used in it.

And, if you want to be even further pedantic, there's nothing wrong with staking the same person twice. Since it takes a full action to remove, if you can get them that stuck, you can be pretty assured that they'll stay put for long enough for you to get done what you need done.

I'm not sure how to error report for this, but I seem to have softlocked the game. I have 81 draws left, but I can't afford anything in the shop, have no flags, and clicking on the draw button doesn't do anything.

I _think_ I have overdone it with the randomization elements, perhaps.

 my abilities are Beet, Apricot, Flask, Builder Elephant.
My deck has a lot of x(7+D6), and about 70 shop refreshes.

I think I just have too many dice, and made too big a number?

Edit:
Every time I click the draw card button, go into the shop, and back out again, the number I see in the top right for 'added to your total' changes, however my draws do not, and my cards do not visibly change.

Edit2: Spamclicking 'draw card' got me to the victory screen after I presumably drew all my remaining attempts. The cards I drew never updated however, and neither did my money available in the store. However, I ended up with 6.6e10, so that's something, I guess- though the ending graph also just cuts off, not showing my last 82 draws.

Small, clean, and nostalgic. It's rare that something that hinges off how much you loved the past plays out up to expectations. +1

6/10, -1 for every mushroom that is visually the same as the ones you can eat, but are inaccessible. I believe I ate every single one possible, an experience I'd invite anyone else to try.