Quick actions are those that typically have one movement. Ex. “Quick jabbing with fist already in guard position,” “throwing one’s self to the ground,” “firing a weapon that has already been aimed,” etc. Regular actions tend to have two movements or moving parts. Ex. “winding up and punching,” “yelling something coherent,” “interacting with a display,” etc. Slow actions require more than two movements. … Read moreAction Speeds (version 0.0.3)
Using the previous example, if Thegru was attempting to jump a fence (difficulty of 5) and drew the following cards: 4, 4, 3, 2, then the action would not be successful. At this point, his Lead could play a Perk Card. The two Perk Cards he has are the Jack of Diamonds and 7 of … Read morePerk Card Example (version 0.0.3)
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Action Speeds Example of Sequencing Actions
Actions in CQ StoryHammer games are resolved in order of speed. To sequence actions, each round is split into speed stages. These stages are labeled as Q (for Quick), R (for Regular), or S (for Slow). This is also known as QRS Sequencing. When players announce their actions, the Narrator will categorize the action’s speed. … Read moreSequencing Actions Overview (version 0.0.3)
You may spend one or more Perk Cards in order to enhance your draw. Faced Perk Cards (Jacks, Queens, Kings) can be used to increase the value of a drawn card by one while Valued Perk Cards (6, 7, 8, 9, 10) can be appended to your draw. Perk cards played this way are placed … Read moreUsing Perk Cards (version 0.0.3)