Some discussion on the discord about this. The book calls a tiebreaker roll “a second versus test” and it doesn’t specifically say anywhere that it doesn’t advance the grind just like any other test would.
Only the versus test costs a turn because a tiebreaker roll is not a separate test, it’s how you finish making the versus test. When a versus test is tied, you haven’t finished making a test. And a turn only passes once you complete making the versus test.
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I can see how that’s confusing but Oliver is correct. The tiebreaker roll does not advance the grind; it’s part of the original test.
It’s the same principle as conflicts, where multiple rolls are used to resolve a situation arising from a described action.
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