woah, this has some unexplained major changes in it! what’s the reasoning behind getting rid of every suspicion-granting clause relating to potency instead of just naming the actions more explicitly?

The only action I could see that explicitly called out Potency but which wasn’t listed was Astromantic Rituals, which I added in. If there are others that you think should be included then I’m happy to add them but this may highlight that a problem does exist.

yes, but you made Astromantic Rituals only give a single suspicion, and you made it so that Superencryption or Extrasensory Assassination don’t confer suspicion based on their potency anymore! i’m making an alternative CfJ that’s more thorough and less disruptive.

Let’s not have duelling CfJs, I’m happy to amend this one.

Have made a change, can’t see what was intended to be the suspicion output of Rituals.

also, the resonance testing line is pretty impotent here imo — i don’t think it does anything? the suspicion granted in the resonance testing rule is something the ascendant does, not a direct result of the action :‘u

there’s simply too much fixing needed here to explain it all. i’m sorry to say it, but i’m making my own CfJ

The resonance testing is intended to be impotent; it’s a signpost, not an instruction.

This feels like a tactical/rhetorical posture so I’ll leave the rest to the players to sort out. Happy to make further edits as needed.

since most of my points were addressed, so this isn’t quite as disruptive as it had been before; and in the interest of moving things along in the queue, bc it’s better if this enacts before the pinnacle of military deployment approaches the formless :u