It means if someone submitted MILLER and someone else submitted MILLER, then there's chance these roles can fuse with each other (there's instruction how it works), and result will still change, like you not getting pure Miller.In post 136, Galron wrote:Can someone explain this to me? This is my first fusion game, and while I get why Roden is getting scumread due to the sample role PMs, I don't understand how fusion games are supposed to work I guess. I'm happy to vote Roden because it looks like a prima facie scumslip. But before I do that if someone could either distill the mechanics of a fusion game or point me to a resource, I'd appreciate it.In post 1, MegAzumarill wrote:The same two picks combining on two players may have different abilities, regardless of either's alignment. Players with different picks than each other combining into their respective roles may have the same abilities, regardless of alignment.
Mad science.