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 <h1>GOAL CLOCKS IN A CONFLICT SCENE</h1>
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 <p>
   Example: In the depths of a magitech laboratory, the warrior monk Silida is
   busy keeping a rampaging stone golem away from her allies — the mage Ricard
   and the arcane fencer Nethis.
 </p>
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 <p>
   Seeing how Silida is having trouble withstanding the golem's powerful attacks,
   Nethis decides to work on a new goal for this conflict: there are a variety of
   magical crystals surrounding them, and she wants to channel their power into
   the golem and overload its core, shutting down most of its functions.
 </p>
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 <p>
   Since Nethis can wield magic, the Game Master is okay with the plan and
   establishes a six-section Clock: once completed, the golem's core will be
   properly fried — the Game Master says she will handle this by permanently
   decreasing all of the golem's Attribute dice by one size.
 </p>
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 <p>
   When you use Objective to intervene on a Clock, it is extremely important to
   describe what your character does — the Game Master has final say on which
   actions can influence the Clock.
 </p>
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 <p>
   Back to the previous example: The kind of effect Nethis wants to accomplish is
   definitely magical — but does this mean Silida, being unable to cast spells,
   cannot influence the Clock?
 </p>
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 <p>Absolutely not!</p>
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 <p>
   For instance, she might use Objective and strike at the golem's frontal plate,
   which houses its core, to expose it and increase the flow of magical energy.
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   physical Checks, and this isn't exactly an optimal strategy), but it will
   still help.
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 <h2>GOAL CLOCKS IN A CONFLICT SCENE</h2>
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 <p>
   As the Game Master, you are responsible for assigning Clocks to goals and
   determining how many sections they should have — use the table below as a
   guideline.
 </p>
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-<p>For detailed examples of conflict goals and Clocks, see page 78.</p>
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+<p>
+  For detailed examples of conflict goals and Clocks, see
+  <a href="/books/core/#page-78">page 78</a>.
+</p>
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