Each crew member (even those not on the job list) can take action to set up angles for the upcoming job. Each angle is a plan that increases the odds of the job’s success. The cost of doing this is spending 1 fortune token and workshopping how your operative sets up the angle with other players. Then the Director draws a token from the Bag of Fate; if it’s red, the applicant must beat a contest to earn validity for the angle. The an angle is invalid, the lead operative may add it to the workup as a contested angle (add a tailing ? to the angle summary). If they do they must use it on a roll result and it's worth 1d6-3 (-2 .. +3) adjustment to the roll total is struck out and applied. Unused contested angles become -2 Negative Outlook each and are applied after roll resolution.

If you got here from a ==Voilà result==, you move to Job Success and complete that step before handling any more unwinding. If you got here from a ==Clocked result==, you now have the chance to sneak through a Job Success. If you came here from a ==Botched result==, resolve Job Failure and move to Post Failure or Success, [[below|#### > Post Failure or Success, taking care of the numbers]].

By default, a Clocked job results in a Job Failure. There are a few ways to increase progress now in order to reach the job weight and earn the Job Success result:

* ==Get it Done==: An active (not lost) operative can take +1 or +2 Positive Outlook and roll one (+1) or two (+2) six-sided dice. Each die that is 4+ earns +1 progress for the job. Each die that does not earn progress, marks up Luck for the operative.

The player of each operative on the job can do one of the options above, as long as they pay 1 Fortune token. When the rules above say to take Outlook, the value is reduced by that much. Taking +1 Positive Outlook reduces it by 1, and taking -1 Negative Outlook increases it by 1. You are always moving towards zero, and you can't take Outlook that isn't there. If you have a +1 Positive outlook on the job, you can't take +2 from it.

First, the Director compares the Negative and Positive Outlook values for the one with the larger integer value. In cases of ties, the win goes to Negative Outlook. Now the Director discards the losing Outlook total and then reduces the winning one by 2 (towards zero always). In either case, when zero is not reached, here is what happens:

* ==Negative Outlook==: The lead operative reviews the options for [[Trouble|# > Trouble]] and tells the Director which they choose and for which operative on the job.

Consequence that can't be assigned immediately become Bad Bingo handouts(minor) or Bullets(major) for the Director. They will have to assign those to operatives at the exit of the job.

You are almost done! Go to [[Exiting the Job|#Exiting the Job]] now.

Unwinding a ==Totaled Job== result is a little wild. Let’s break down the method.

As Director, for each major consequence, you create a Bullet Target card, For each minor consequence, you create a bad Bingo card. Shuffle these, and distibute them to Operatives as they take the Bullet, one card at a time.

You are almost done! Go to [[Exiting the Job|#Exiting the Job]] now.

The player of the operative selects the lead operative for the next job from the crew, but never themselves.

* Fleeting Happiness [1]: Your operative found a moment of fleeting happiness; they might have enjoyed a short love, helped someone they encountered meaningfully, whatever that means for them. Mark Comfort up twice.

* Clearly, The Protaganist [1]: Your operative got so lucky on the job that it almost seems impossible. Mark Luck up twice.

* Moment of Horror [1]: Your operative faced a true moment of horror on the job, but overcame it. Mark Comfort down twice, +1 to either Luck or Safety.

* Fate Is My Curse [1]: Your operative got so unlucky on the job that it almost seems impossible. Mark Luck down twice.

* Minor consequence: One job operative accepts a penalty below, or the Director gets a Bad Bingo card.

* -1 Luck or Safety

* Minor value: One job operative accepts the boon below, or the Director pulls a Bingo card.

* Major value: One job operative accepts the boon below, or the Director pulls a Bingo card.

While most of the jobs in the game are issued by Network Bosses, sometimes they are impromptu instead. If the crew wants to attack a local gang of out-of-network criminals, that’s an Assault job. The only difference is the source of the job, not the rules. You use the job resolution rules to find out what happens. A key point here is that the crew decided to attack a local gang. The scale, the amount of acting operative, is what warrants a job versus a contest. If one operative, or even two working together, were to attack the gang, it would just be a normal contest. Three operatives acting together is a gray area and ultimately up to the Director, since the rules do allow multiple sources of assistance in a contest. Once you reach four operatives or more, it’s always a job.

The type of job introduces the specific roll result table for incidents across a job, as five of the eleven incidents are specific to the job type itself. The other six are given on the general job [[Resolution Table|#The Resolution Table]]. You can find a general definition of the nature of each job type and it's particular result table below.

Not exactly always arson precisely, but Starfire is an impressive tool of mass destruction in the trade. Any job where the end result is to torch a ship, wing (or section) of a haven, or even a haven itself is considered Arson.

| 2d6 | Incident | Outlook | Effects |

| 2 | **[[Knockout|#Knockout]]** | -3 | -1 Progress, Lose one crew |

| 9 | **Minimal Opposition** | +1 | No Progress, Minor Value |

- **Created Distraction**: You have created a distraction, leading away or disabling some amount of resistance or protection.

- **Minimal Opposition**: The crew encounters minimal opposition, but side-tracked they find someting of value.

Unlike a controlled Hit, as total assault on a target group or space. An assault on a ship for instance is not unlike Arson of a ship, but just uses another method. Also in this case you might be stealing said ship instead of destroying it.

| --- | -------- | ------- | ------- |

| 3 | Overwhelmed | -2 | No progress. Lose one crew |

| 5 | Heavy Fire | -1 | No Progress, 1d6+1 companion Incident |

| 7 | Pressed Forward | -- | +1 Progress, 1d6+6 companion Incident |

| 9 | Cleared Resistance | +1 | No Progress, Drop a Bullet, +1 Deadline |

| 11 | Violent Blow | +2 | +2 Progress, Chamber a Bullet |

- **Pressed Forward**: Pushed on after an engagement, no rest for the best!

This is a catch all for jobs that don't fit into either the common types clearly. They might contain aspects of Cons, Heists, and Espionage all rolled together. As such this is the worst incident table, as so much can go wrong. On the other hand the rules for fallout of a caper are the best for the crew. You just have to complete the job!

| --- | -------- | ------- | ------- |

| 3 | Avenue Lost | -2 | -1 Progress, -1 Deadline |

| 5 | Confusion | -1 | No Progress, See Below |

| 7 | Lucky Break | -- | +1 Progress, 1d6+6 companion Incident |

| 9 | Timely Diversion | +1 | No Progress, Minor Value |

| 11 | Found Prize | +2 | +1 Progress, Major Value |

- **Found Prize**: A major value is discovered along the course of the job!

| 2d6 | Incident | Outlook | Effects |

| 2 | **[[Knockout|#Knockout]]** | -3 | -1 Progress, Lose one crew |

| 4 | **[[Bricked|#Bricked]]** | -2 | No Progress, Major Consequence |

| 6 | **[[Fumble|#Fumble]]** | -1 | -1 Progress, Minor Consequence |

| 8 | **[[Interruption|#Interruption]]** | +1 | +1 Progress, 1d6+1 companion Incident |

| 10 | **[[Perfect|#Perfect]]** | +2 | +1 Progress |

| 12 | **[[Windfall|#Windfall]]** | +3 | +2 Progress, Postponed Minor Consequence |

* **Bedazzled**: You hit the home run, and a victim got reeled in hook, line, and sinker.

| --- | -------- | ------- | ------- |

| 3 | Data in the Noise | -2 | -1 Progress, Minor Value |

| 5 | Identity Revealed! | -1 | No Progress, See Below |

| 7 | Bedazzled | -- | +1 Progress, 1d6+6 companion Incident |

| 9 | Supervisor Fuckery | +1 | +2 Progress, Chamber a Bullet |

| 11 | The Golden Goose | +2 | +2 Progress, Major Value, See Below |

They want to keep the thing, you want to get the thing. It is as simple as that, and probably half the jobs run by crews of the Network.

| --- | -------- | ------- | ------- |

| 3 | Lost an Avenue | -2 | No Progress, Chamber a Bullet |

| 5 | Glitch in the Plan | -1 | No Progress, Lose one crew |

| 7 | Just the Right Tool | -- | +1 Progress, 1d6+6 companion Incident |

| 9 | Found An Avenue | +1 | No Progress, Drop a Bullet |

| 11 | All According to Plan | +2 | +2 Progress, +1 Deadline |

A well protected and influential target needs eliminated. They have loads of security, numerous avenues of escape, and safeguards in place to protect them. Get passed all that, and one shot from your r-gun seals the deal.

| --- | -------- | ------- | ------- |

| 4 | **[[Bricked|#Bricked]]** | -2 | No Progress, Major Consequence |

| 6 | **[[Fumble|#Fumble]]** | -1 | -1 Progress, Minor Consequence |

| 8 | **[[Interruption|#Interruption]]** | +1 | +1 Progress, 1d6+1 companion Incident |

| 10 | **[[Perfect|#Perfect]]** | +2 | +1 Progress |

| 12 | **[[Windfall|#Windfall]]** | +3 | +2 Progress, Postponed Minor Consequence |

* **A Close Encounter**: Violence happened, and somehow the active Crew comes out unscathed!

| --- | -------- | ------- | ------- |

| 8 | **[[Interruption|#Interruption]]** | +1 | +1 Progress, 1d6+1 companion Incident |

Not only did it go well, natural luck has blessed the crew. They get +2 progress towards job completion and take a Postponed Minor Consequence. Postponed means after any result without a consequence, they may take a Minor one to earn +1 progress.

Perfect action, jobs going just as planned, +1 progress and nothing else to report.

Perfect action, except interrupted! +1 progress and take another result rolled 1d6+1. This additional result does not move forward the job clock.

Oops! A mistake of some measure. -1 progress, and suffer a Minor consequence.

The crew hits a brick wall, hard! No progress and a major consequence!

| 2d6 | Incident | Outlook | Effects |

| 2 | **[[Knockout|#Knockout]]** | -3 | -1 Progress, Lose one crew |

| 10-11 | **[[Perfect|#Perfect]]** | +2 | +1 Progress |