Convince the servant to let you in
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From: Obstacle: an Inconvenient Door
You know enough about your mark to lie your way in. Hopefully.
Game Instructions: Remove this Obstacle from your deck and gain substantial Progress.
Unlocked with 
5 x A Flash Lay: Up your Sleeve
Challenge information
Broad, 
Persuasive 125
- 86 - very chancy (41%)
- 107 - chancy (51%)
- 128 - modest (61%)
- 148 - very modest (71%)
- 169 - low-risk (81%)
- 190 - straightforward (91%)
- 209 - straightforward (100%)
Persuasive, Broad-type challenge with base difficulty of (25 x Venture Challenge Level). The above example is at Venture Challenge Level 5.
Success
A coalescence of character
The door opens. The servant bows. Dear God - your mark's half-finished letters are on the desk. You can read the spine of every book. And look at the stains on the rug! This is as fine as a portrait of their soul.
Persuasive is increasing…
You've lost 5 x A Flash Lay: Up your Sleeve
You've gained 25 x Flash Lay's Progress
You've lost 1 x A Flash Lay: an Inconvenient Door
Failure
A lost cause
You and the servant share an amicable conversation through the door, and even a few jokes. But when a Constable taps you on the shoulder, the servant starts cackling. D__n their eyes; the door is a lost cause.
- Persuasive is increasing…
Suspicion is increasing… (+4 CP)- You've lost 1 x A Flash Lay: Up your Sleeve
