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| + | This is something of an abstraction for the sake of gameplay, and a rough guideline rather than an absolute. In an epeeist's fencing match, for example, 2-3 seconds is a damn long time, whereas in a boxing match it's barely anything. GMs and players are encouraged to be a little flexible with how the combat round is perceived. | ||
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===Ending the Round=== | ===Ending the Round=== | ||
Revision as of 09:42, 15 January 2008
Flamepunk:Main Page -> Flamepunk: Combat and Conflict
Contents
Overview of Combat and Conflict
This section describes the rules for physical combat.
Initiative and Combat Rounds
Time and Combat
A combat round lasts two to three seconds, during which each character may choose to take one or more actions.
This is something of an abstraction for the sake of gameplay, and a rough guideline rather than an absolute. In an epeeist's fencing match, for example, 2-3 seconds is a damn long time, whereas in a boxing match it's barely anything. GMs and players are encouraged to be a little flexible with how the combat round is perceived.
