Conflict Overview
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Although there are numerous types of conflicts, all conflicts follow a general structure. The overview below is a general primer for conflict scenes, while the Detailed Conflict Breakdown, on the next page, presents a more technical set of instructions.
Phase 1—Initiative: During this phase, characters have a chance to assess the scene, opponents, and options by making an Initiative check (see Initiative Checks, on page 250).
Phase 2—Take Turns: After characters have gotten their bearings in the scene, play proceeds to this phase, during which characters can use the many means at their disposal to pursue victory in the conflict.
Phase 3—Resolution: Each conflict ends with a Resolution phase. During this phase, the conflict’s results are made clear to those involved, and final effects are resolved.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 6: Scenes and Conflicts › Conflict Scenes › Conflict Overview · p. 249
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Although there are numerous types of conflicts, all conflicts follow a general structure. The overview below is a general primer for conflict scenes, while the Detailed Conflict Breakdown, on the next page, presents a more technical set of instructions.
Phase 1—Initiative: During this phase, characters have a chance to assess the scene, opponents, and options by making an Initiative check (see Initiative Checks, on page 250).
Phase 2—Take Turns: After characters have gotten their bearings in the scene, play proceeds to this phase, during which characters can use the many means at their disposal to pursue victory in the conflict.
Phase 3—Resolution: Each conflict ends with a Resolution phase. During this phase, the conflict’s results are made clear to those involved, and final effects are resolved.