When the crew is on a job and multiple PCs take the same action, they can choose to make a teamwork roll.

For example, if the whole crew is sneaking into a guarded manor house, everyone can roll together to jump the wrought iron fence and evade the guard hounds.

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To make a teamwork roll:

1. Everyone acting makes their own action roll with the same action stat.
2. If everyone acting chooses to mark 1 stress, the single highest result of everyone’s dice counts for the whole group. </aside>

Continuing the above example, if the single highest result amongst the whole crew is a 6, they have a full success – everyone gets quietly over the fence. If the highest result amongst the whole crew was a 5, everyone would experience a mixed success – maybe they all get over the fence, but the GM ticks a clock for the hounds to catch the crew’s scent. If it was a 3, everyone fails – perhaps the crew alerts the hounds, or perhaps the fence is electrified while they’re climbing up.

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Notes on teamwork rolls:

• A teamwork roll is an action roll. It follows all the action roll rules, except for the shared result & additional stress cost.
• Only the PCs participating in the teamwork action make the teamwork roll. PCs who aren’t present or aren’t taking part (because they’re out of the action or doing something else) don’t roll.
• Players can roll non-teamwork action rolls at the same time. In this case, everyone rolls individually & takes individual consequences. This is (usually) both slower & riskier.
• If the group decides not to take the stress for a teamwork roll, it reverts to simultaneous individual action rolls. </aside>

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