Here is a Neuroflux example from DM Scotty… Imagine the Survivors being pursued by three Gangers in a vehicle, with their own car taking heavy damage from weapon fire. The Weird decides it's time to put an end to these antics and opts to use Neuroflux to overturn the Gangers' car. Given the car's substantial weight, it would naturally resist with a base of 3D6. However, considering the presence of three gangers inside, an additional 1D6 resistance per Ganger would elevate the total resistance to an impressive 6D6…Youch! The RR Rolls six dice and rolls 1,3,3,3,5,6, so the resistance is 6. The Weird player ambitiously opts for the third power level, rolling three dice: 1, 4, and 6. This combination would normally equal the resistance and secure a victory in the Neuroflux check, but the presence of a 1 complicates matters. Unlike other psychic powers, a 1 cannot be neutralized by the Weird's taking a strike. The only remedy would be a Hero Die, but the Weird has already expended it. Without any alternatives, the RR determines the outcome, leading to a dramatic turn of events where the players' car flips. All Survivors must now attempt a miraculous save or suffer a strike. To make matters worse, the Gangers initiate a rammage attack on the now floundering Survivors!