Zemenar is Alarmed, Unstaved, and just got knocked out of the air, his staff taken away, one of his best lies was oracularly dismissed, and he got three stress aimed at the kidneys.
But one roll can only take advantage of each aspect once.
(That's why having lots of different aspects is so powerful; not only do they increase the chance some will be applicable; with enough aspects your bonuses are only limited by the FP you have to spend.)
> Conceding is different than being taken out, because you get a say in what happens to you. Your opponent gets some major concession from you—talk about what makes sense in your situation—but it beats getting taken out and having no say at all.
Zemenar takes the staff, attempts to look dignified as he uses it to take the pressure of his bad leg, and looks at Sanguine with an expression of absolute incredulity.
