Editing Wrath & Glory (section)

=====Opposed "Rolls"=====
The game also has opposed "rolls", which it refers to as both a "roll" and a "test" in the relevant rules block; which is intended is ''probably'' "test", as opposed rolls retain the concept of DN penalties, which ordinarily are not even defined for rolls (the distinction is important, because you can only ''shift'' - e.g. for Glory - on a ''test''. not a ''roll'').  Specifically, both actors roll their relevant dice pool, but any DN penalties either would suffer is instead a bonus to the opposing pool (because this combines parallel caps - you can't have a bigger bonus than the maximum bonus for your tier, or a bigger penalty than the maximum penalty for your tier - into one combined cap, and because what this does is lower an actor's needed number from 1 per DN penalty to 2/3 per DN penalty, this means opposed rolling is intrinsically much easier for both sides than normal testing is).  Whoever rolls higher is the winner (ties go to the instigator); it is not clearly defined anywhere whether or not the winner can ''actually'' treat the loser's roll as the DN on a passed test for the purposes of ''shift''s, so discuss with your GM.