@AncientSwordRage Every player can award other characters Dreams for doing things that they like (specifically to reward being cute or helpful, but it's left open-ended). Dreams are spent to improve Connections, which are your character's relationships with other characters.
At the start of every scene you get Wonder points equal to the total value of all your Connections to other characters, and you also get Feelings points equal to the total value of all their Connections with you. Wonder is spent to activate powers, and Feelings are spent to improve attribute checks.
So, you're encouraged to be cute and helpful to get Dreams so you can improve your own Connections and get more Wonder... but you're also encouraged to give Dreams because then the other characters can improve their Connections with you and you get more Feelings.
Yeah, spending for yourself helps others and helping others helps yourself, it's an elegant way to enforce the game's themes of being a mutually supportive community.
It works easiest with physical tokens, especially for Dreams. The best thing about physical tokens is that once they get somewhere they stay there even if nobody pays attention to them, so for dreams = aiki = applause, a non-involved player can applaud you without greatly breaking the scene flow.
@AncientSwordRage @Ben thanks. Turns out sleep helps, who’d have thought that would be the case?
And the prom thing isn’t so bad now that I look at it. I was supposed to go with a couple of friends, one of whom decided she wasn’t going to buy a ticket and one of whom is ditching me for a date (to be fair she’s had a crush on that kid since forever so I’m not surprised)
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