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| - | ==== Advantage, leverage ==== | + | ==== Advantage ==== |
| A game mechanic may grant your character an advantage when performing an action. Additionally, your GM may decide that the circumstances lend you an edge for a specific course of action. Alternatively, the GM may decide that circumstances impose a disadvantage on a related action, or a talent may infer disadvantage on a specific action | A game mechanic may grant your character an advantage when performing an action. Additionally, your GM may decide that the circumstances lend you an edge for a specific course of action. Alternatively, the GM may decide that circumstances impose a disadvantage on a related action, or a talent may infer disadvantage on a specific action | ||
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| If there are multiple circumstances where some would lend an advantage and others would lend a disadvantage, they cancel out completely. If two creatures would have advantage against each other in a contested roll, they both roll at advantage | If there are multiple circumstances where some would lend an advantage and others would lend a disadvantage, they cancel out completely. If two creatures would have advantage against each other in a contested roll, they both roll at advantage | ||
| - | **Note**: Advantage can never be applied to hit point rolls | + | **Note**: Advantage can never be applied to hit-point rolls |
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| + | ==== Leverage ==== | ||
| + | An advantage represents something that gives you an edge in a situation, but it may not be directly related to your opponent. When racing someone through the snow, having snowshoes would be an advantage. In some situations, you have the ability to pivot the conditions of the situation itself with minimal effort. When you can move a very heavy rock with a lever, you have leverage. When you can dictate the terms of a debate because you hold a political office, you have leverage | ||
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| + | * When performing a dice roll with leverage, **add 6d6** to the number of dice rolled | ||
| + | * Leverage does not stack with [[combat#Advantage]], it supersedes it | ||
| + | * Leverage does not cancel out disadvantage | ||
| + | * If two creatures would have leverage against each other, they both roll with leverage | ||
| + | * Leverage cannot be used to remove dice from a roll | ||
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