Conflict Rules Summary < InAWickedAge

Dice, action & consequences summary

To begin the round, everybody rolls dice for their forms, according to their characters� actions, and including dice for particular strengths as appropriate.
Everybody gets a turn, in order from high roll to low.
The high roll stands; everybody else picks up their dice.
On your turn, reroll your dice, unless your turn is first and thus your dice stand.
On your turn, make a challenge. Say who has to answer it. NARRATE IT.
Everybody who has to answer, gets to answer, in turn order. NARRATE YOUR ANSWER.
On your answer, reroll your dice and compare. NARRATE THE SUCCESS OR OTHERWISE OF YOUR ANSWER
If you have to answer before your turn, you lose your move. You get a move only if it comes to your turn and no one�s challenged you.
Once the last person�s had her turn, the round ends.
After the first round, write names on the owe list.
In the third round, all winning and losing is absolute. It never goes past the third round.

When you compare dice:

If your roll�s half your challenger�s or less, you lose absolutely: you�re exhausted or injured, or negotiate other consequences.
If your roll�s less than your challenger�s, but more than half, you lose the advantage: roll forward, and your challenger gets an advantage die (or you can negotiate consequences here, too).
If your roll matches or beats your challenger�s, but not by double, you win the advantage: you roll forward and you get an advantage die (or you can negotiate consequences here, too).
If your roll doubles your challenger�s, you win absolutely: you exhaust or injure your challenger, or negotiate other consequences.
In the third round, losing the advantage means losing absolutely, and winning the advantage means winning absolutely.

The owe list: After the first round, write names on the owe list. Write your character�s name if:

Before any time you roll dice, if you choose, you can buy an advantage die:

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