Movement and Distance

Movement 

To start, a character may move up to 3 distances on a turn. These distances are listed below. Look for ways to temporarily increase the amount of distance your character can move per turn.

Example: If you are considered ‘nearby’ an enemy, you must move 2 distances to be in melee. If the same enemy moves to ‘close’ distance, 1 distance moves you into melee again. If the same enemy moves to a ‘far’ distance, you must move 4 distances to be in melee again (See Distances). 

• The GM will determine your initial distance from a person, place or thing.

• Scaling an obstacle half your height or taller requires a maneuver action. 

• Your movement may be temporarily reduced by mixed, failure, or major fail rolls. The GM will determine the penalty duration.

• If incapacitated and Fallen while moving, your movement is reduced by 1 point. The point must be regained through character progression.

Distances 

In general, though especially in situations, distances are represented as follows:

• Far 

• Out of Range

• In Range

• Nearby

• Close   

• Melee/Touchable/Self