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-everyone's progress, as explained under the Objective action (<a
-  href="/books/core/#page-72"
-  >page 72</a
->). everyone's progress, as explained under the Objective action (<a
-  href="/books/core/#page-72"
-  >page 72</a
->).
+<h2>OTHER EVENTS</h2>
+<p>
+  If the Game Master feels like a certain event should fill or erase sections of
+  a Clock (even if that event is not tied to a Check), they are free to fill or
+  erase one section, or two sections for a major event.
+</p>
+<p>
+  On the other end of that, some of the characters' choices might automatically
+  fill a Clock or make it completely useless — for instance, smashing the
+  Crystal of Life to pieces will make the "channel the power of the Crystal"
+  Clock irrelevant. The Game Master is responsible for discarding Clocks that no
+  longer matter within the story, provided this doesn't strip the Player
+  Characters of the ability to shape the story.
+</p>
+<h2>CLOCKS DURING CONFLICT SCENES</h2>
+<p>
+  The next section details the rules for conflict scenes — chases, battles,
+  audiences, and more! These scenes will see characters working against each
+  other to achieve goals, and Clocks are an excellent way to keep track of
+  everyone's progress, as explained under the Objective action (page 72).
+</p>
+<p class="example">
+  Example: During a duel between the two rivals Bertrand and Duma, the Game
+  Master assigns each participant a six-section Clock. The first challenger to
+  complete their Clock will win the duel.
+</p>
+<h2>USING CLOCKS FOR PACING AND PRESSURE</h2>
+<p>
+  The Game Master should also employ Clocks to signal that the heroes have a
+  limited amount of time to stop an antagonist's plans, obtain a specific item,
+  or learn information. In short, Clocks should be used to convey pressure and
+  keep the tension high — seeing how much time is left, the heroes will be able
+  to manage their resources appropriately and should feel like every action is
+  impactful.
+</p>
+<p class="example">
+  Example: The Obliterator Airship Babel will be operative within four days. If
+  they want to neutralize its soul core and prevent the Emperor from conquering
+  the region, the heroes have no time to lose!
+  The Game Master draws a huge Clock on the world map — four sections only!
+</p>
+<p>
+  Clocks like these are "time trackers" and normally can't be directly
+  influenced through Checks — they should be the focus of one or more sessions.
+</p>