Stopping one attack may leave its source active. A rescue can create another debt or bring the rescuer closer to losing control.
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The publisher guide distinguishes the Ghost Painting from its manifestations. Our application: after responders stop an attack, show the same mark on a second attacker and have someone check what object moved between the sites. The linked source-containment card separates this invented investigation from the guide's painting rule. Its next task is finding and securing a source, not repeating the fight.
The Ghost Cabinet's task-and-wish exchange brings further demands. For your own bargain, write what the character receives, what comes due next and what refusal would do. The linked debt card supplies an independent public-contract example with an explicit refusal penalty; that penalty is not claimed as the Cabinet's rule.
Ghost controllers wield dangerous powers at growing personal risk. Another ghost may create a precarious balance that delays revival, rather than a permanent cure. In an original rescue, show the sign of deterioration before the next call for help and give teammates a slower task that reduces the specialist's workload. The linked card makes the remaining capacity and ordinary evacuation options visible.
Read the mechanics together: what the rules permit, what they cost, and which kinds of stories they create.
Defeating an apparition is not the same task as ending the haunting.
Every successful intervention can shorten the rescuer’s remaining time.
A useful supernatural bargain can be a machine for generating the next crisis.
Mysterious Revival · Fo Qian Xian Hua
Our English paraphrases were checked against the original publisher’s setting guide. The English title here is an editorial rendering. No English reading link has been verified, so none is offered. These examples need no outside reading.
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