Ask/Gains

Actions which raise Progress of a Trial.

A

• Apply a law of contracts that passes London's understanding

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Ask them for a proof in cedar

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

B

• Be rigorously honest

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Bring on the most rigorous judge

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

C

• Close out your argument in a nuanced way

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Complicate the matter

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Contrive an exchange of judges

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Craft a water-tight case

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

D

• Destroy evidence against the (defendant)

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Dismantle the arguments of the opposing counsel

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Draw on the insight of a professional colleague

  FATE

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Drown them in paper

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

E

• Engage in a spot of witness intimidation

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Enter the bare minimum

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Explore the full legal complexity of the case

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

F

• Fabricate evidence against the (defendant)

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Find an unconventional angle on the case

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Form a working understanding of the particulars

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

G

• Grandstand! (Defence)

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Grandstand! (Prosecution)

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

I

• Interrogate witnesses to the alleged act of (crime)

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Invoke sacred methods of enforcing an oath

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

L

• Let your client speak freely

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Look out for Hell's interests even as you fight to defeat it

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

P

• Propose adhering to London forms of prosecution

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

Q

• Quiz the accused on the strength of their word

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

R

• Rely on a form of honour that came before laws

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Review the contract in light of your Scholarship

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Run out the clock (Defence)

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

• Run out the clock (Prosecution)

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

S

• Show the (defendant) in the most sympathetic possible light

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

W

• Work with the judge you have

  An Action from Defence of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.

^

• Perform your closing argument in infernal dance

  FATE CHRISTMAS

  An Action from Prosecution of (Trial), a Storylet in Evenlode Courts.