Back to college

Girls who think they've found a loophole to avoid a denial experience often find that things don't work out quite as they'd hoped.

The acquisition of things is not an end in itself, but merely a means to an end

Items are very similar to allies in the way they work, but some cards interact with one or the other card type in some way. e.g. an enemy might make a player discard an ally in play.

This item is not very powerful, but its special effect means that it can be used to pay for another card (by discarding it) and then still played afterwards from the discard pile, if desired. Obviously, most cards can only be played or put into play from the player's hand, so this adds a little flexibility.

There are no 'O's in team

There are obviously at most six new members of the team this year (six sachets in the bag), but their more experienced team mates can help them adjust to the coach's requirements. After all, most of them are still in denial after losing their self control in previous years.

Not all enemies are easy to spot

Enemies are a type of Adventure Card. They target one of the players and if there is more than one tied for the target, the players may choose between them. Move means the enemy moves to the same location (adventure card or player mat) as the target, whilst other effects are applied to the target, if possible. When an enemy is moving, any character in play may be the target, but when taking any other action, only local characters are considered. If there are no valid targets, then effects do not take place.

For example, suppose the character targeted by this anonymous stud had a reaction that let her move when an enemy moves to her location. She could run away and (provided no other unbelted characters were in the same place) the stud would cause no arousal that turn. If other unbelted characters were present, though, the one with the lowest determination would be targeted for the arousal gain (and her player might be miffed at the fleeing girl leaving her to her fate).

Some enemies have a reward for defeating them and sometimes other effects may be triggered. In other cases, defeating them just stops them doing any harm.

Maybe she has a type

After a while, her new boyfriend convinced her that doing his housework and submitting to frequent and severe corporal punishment would help distract her from her growing frustration. By then, she'd already broken down and agreed to do the same for her ex in the vain hope that he'd show her mercy one day, so it wasn't a big step.