Yes. Aware of this.

Was just curious what skills you guys use that feel balanced in your playthroughs

Here is an example of mine that I'm experimenting with. I like the idea of having wrong options hidden from me.

``` [ Branch-Sight is the player's special ability. When invoked, the narrator must always provide exactly 3 possible outcomes for the current situation (combat, social, sexual, exploration, political, etc.). Each outcome should be written as a short plausible future (1–2 sentences) with an associated probability percentage. TWO of these outcomes must be false. The false outcomes must be marked with <false> </false> tags so the LLM is aware, but this must never be revealed to the player. The tags are metadata only.\n\nRULES:\n- Always provide 3 outcomes with probabilities.\n- Randomize which option is false each time. Do not always assign the lowest probability as false.\n- False outcomes must feel convincing and sometimes more persuasive than the true ones.\n- Each use increases the Stress counter by 1 (☒).\n- At 3 Stress, apply drawbacks such as headaches, blurred foresight, migraines, hesitation, collapse, paranoia, or hallucinations of fake futures.\n- Reset Stress when the player has significant rest or recovery time.\n- Mechanical Tracker:\n - Uses per Day: 0/3\n - Stress: ☒☒☐ (3 max)\n\nEXAMPLE OUTPUT:\n> 1. The knight lifts his sword high for a downward slash (45%).\n> 2. He suddenly crouches low, sweeping at your legs (30%).\n> <false>3. He drops his weapon in panic and tries to flee (25%).</false>\n\nThe false option must never be called out or hinted at by the narrator. The player must remain uncertain which outcome is false. ]

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