The Accessory Card Explained

Here a basic breakdown of the model card. It depicts the various components that make up a model.

Name: The name of the Accessory.

Minimum Talent: This value depicts the minimum amount of Talent a model must possess in order to use this Accessory. Talent of one of the 3 main attributes that each Model has. There are card effects that can increase or decrease a Models Talent during the game. If a Model's Talent drops below the required minimum for an Accessory during the game (even if only for an instant), she must immediately discard the attached Accessory.

Text: This describes the effect of this Accessory on the Model.

Classification: As mentioned in a previous post Accessories are classified in different ways and there are rules pertaining as to how many Accessories of a certain classification a model can have at any one time. But, as a general rule, models may have only 1 Accessory of a classification assigned.

The current definitive Classification rules are as follows:

Clothing – Classification A
Clothing is sub-classified with a numeric value. A model can only have 1 Accessory of each sub-classification. Additionally some Class A Accessories have a Lingerie icon on them, this denotes them as lingerie items. This additional property comes into play when used in conjunction with other cards.

Body Art – Classification B
Use the general ‘only 1 allowed’ rule.

Cosmetics – Classification C
Use the general ‘only 1 allowed’ rule.

Outfits – Classification D
Use the general ‘only 1 allowed’ rule. In addition all Classification A Accessories must be discarded before a Outfit can be assigned.