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Questionable Questing

Scygnus
Scygnus
Well, my original notes were lost so some of it I'm making up as I go, but... winning with a joker gets you tokens based on what the hand was- 'of a kind' gives Transfer Tokens, for instance, which lets you share, take, or give TFs around. Flushes gives you size-based TF Tokens, usable on anyone, based on suit.
Scygnus
Scygnus
Having a Joker and losing anyway gives the winner a Control Token for you- letting them TF or Command you once. Both Jokers win gives you an unbound Control token, use on anyone. Losing despite having both gets the winner four control tokens over you, and they get to pick all the TFs for the round.

That's... all I got at the moment.
dinomannitro6
dinomannitro6
Ah thank you that's helpful.
Stuff in my notes you didn't mention:
Straights give Transformation tokens in an amount equal to half the lowest card. Tf tokens can only be used on yourself or another willing player (control over them counts as willing)
Winning with no jokers when 2 other hands have jokers gives the rewards the other hands would have given to the winner.
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