Changes

An action-based resolution approach places heavier weight on who goes when and the order in which actions take place. The scenes are more structured, each player tends to take their own turn, and an action order (page 98) is established to manage this.

An action-based resolution approach places heavier weight on who goes when and the order in which actions take place. The scenes are more structured, each player tends to take their own turn, and an action order (page 98) is established to manage this.

Because the action’s dice are always rolled first, before difficulty dice or opposing reactions are rolled, action- based resolution can make actions seem chancy. Players may not know whether they should include more dice into their totals with {{PP}}. To off set this somewhat, the GM’s  difficulty total or the reaction total must exceed the action’s total for the action to fail.

Because the action’s dice are always rolled first, before difficulty dice or opposing reactions are rolled, action-based resolution can make actions seem chancy. Players may not know whether they should include more dice into their totals with {{PP}}. To off set this somewhat, the GM’s  difficulty total or the reaction total must exceed the action’s total for the action to fail.

== Action Order ==

== Action Order ==