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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8339648" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Okay I’ll answer some questions to clear things up. Thank you for the feedback!You spend AP to do special moves or improve the success tier of a skill check, or to interrupt/try to negate another characters action. Wait, how so?YeahSpells are usually custom made by PCs, but yeah you cannot fit a lot on the front page. The back page list for spells and techniques is a placeholder for a bigger version that will take up a whole page, so you can print your “spellbook”, essentially, but have the basics of your most used spells/techniques on the first page.It’s the fridge principle. Put the fruit and other highly perishables where you see them every time you open the fridge, and put condiments and other stuff that you will open the fridge to find in the back of shelves and in drawers. In this case, listing the basic info of techniques and names of traits reminds you of what you have, and you need only flip a page to see the details.For that skill, the player decides what the specs are, and generally you don’t want to try to have a ton of them.Fair enough! Again, thanks for the feedback!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8339648, member: 6704184"] Okay I’ll answer some questions to clear things up. Thank you for the feedback! You spend AP to do special moves or improve the success tier of a skill check, or to interrupt/try to negate another characters action. Wait, how so? Yeah Spells are usually custom made by PCs, but yeah you cannot fit a lot on the front page. The back page list for spells and techniques is a placeholder for a bigger version that will take up a whole page, so you can print your “spellbook”, essentially, but have the basics of your most used spells/techniques on the first page. It’s the fridge principle. Put the fruit and other highly perishables where you see them every time you open the fridge, and put condiments and other stuff that you will open the fridge to find in the back of shelves and in drawers. In this case, listing the basic info of techniques and names of traits reminds you of what you have, and you need only flip a page to see the details. For that skill, the player decides what the specs are, and generally you don’t want to try to have a ton of them. Fair enough! Again, thanks for the feedback! [/QUOTE]

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