Initiative Roll and Action Points
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This article is about the Initiative Roll, to generate a number of Action Points (APs) for each character per Round, with the higher number of APs getting to act first.
This article will also touch upon Action Point expenditure, and the concept of the "Bank" for storing unused APs that can carry over to the next Round, but these subjects will be dealt with in greater detail in separate articles (especially Action Point expenditure!).
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Subject
Examples I
Getting more in depth
Examples II
Advice
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Please note
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Mini-FAQ
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The world
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World impact
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The Ärth setting
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Design Notes
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Quick mini-glossary
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See also
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Table to use
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