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Objective

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Objective

You use this action when you want to make progress towards one of your goals within the conflict — either one you had established at the start of the @@ -7,54 +7,64 @@ grab a target and try to immobilize them, pull a lever to activate a mechanism, and so on.

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- O W Describe what you want to accomplish and how you intend - to approach it. -

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- Needless to say, you can only pursue a goal if you have a reasonable way to - achieve it — the Game Master has final say on which actions - can be performed, but should do their best to allow a variety of different - approaches. -

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- If your goal is simple enough—such as leaping past a chasm or climbing a - rope—you will likely accomplish it with a single successful - Check. -

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- O W Since Objective gets you closer to what you want to - achieve within the conflict, it will always require a Check. -

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- O W If your Check is successful, you alter the - Clock in your favor — which, based on the Clock in question, - means filling or erasing a certain number of sections, as previously explained - on page 53: -

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- Most of the time, your goal will be complex enough to involve the use of a - Clock — especially if achieving it brings you closer to - winning the conflict. -

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    + If your goal is simple enough—such as leaping past a chasm or climbing a + rope—you will likely accomplish it with a single successful + Check. +

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    + Most of the time, your goal will be complex enough to involve the use of a + Clock — especially if achieving it brings you closer to + winning the conflict. +

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    + If your Check is successful, you alter the + Clock in your favor — which, based on the Clock in + question, means filling or erasing a certain number of sections, as + previously explained on page 53: +

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