deck_builder_resolution_system
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| Alternate rule to try: If not enough cards can be drawn, treat this as if an Interrupt card has been drawn. | Alternate rule to try: If not enough cards can be drawn, treat this as if an Interrupt card has been drawn. | ||
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| + | ===== PvP ===== | ||
| + | If more than one PC is involved in a conflict, they each draw up a deck in the same fashion. The GM will determine the number of Danger cards to add to each deck based not on the quality of the opponents, but on other external factors that make the situation dangerous... it's possible that the GM will add no dangers to reflect that the only danger in the situation comes from the opponents inflicting consequences on each other, or preventing each other from reaching their goals. | ||
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| ===== Card Types ===== | ===== Card Types ===== | ||
| - | Below are the various cards that are in each of the starting | + | Below are the various cards that are in each of the decks. |
| ==== Benefit Deck Card Types ==== | ==== Benefit Deck Card Types ==== | ||
| - | When any benefit card type is drawn that is not an Advance, if the player chooses to use any of it's functions instead of turning it into an Aadvance | + | When any benefit card type is drawn that is not an Advance, if the player chooses to use any of it's functions instead of turning it into an Advance |
| === Continuity === | === Continuity === | ||
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| === Advance === | === Advance === | ||
| - | The character takes a stride towards their goal. Note that any other benefit may be used as an Advance instead of it's regular action, if the character expends an energy point. | + | The character takes a stride towards their goal. Advance cards may also be used as a Consequence card to inflict a conseuqence on the opposition, instead of advancing towards one's goal. |
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| + | Note that any other benefit | ||
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