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	'''Actions''' are defined commands used by characters in game that do meaningful effects to others and the world. Though more specifically, they're used in combat and actions often require '''Action Points''' to use them. This article lists the most common actions that can be taken by Player Characters, for any that have requirements, those requirements will be listed.		'''Actions''' are defined commands used by characters in game that do meaningful effects to others and the world. Though more specifically, they're used in combat and actions often require '''Action Points''' to use them. This article lists the most common actions that can be taken by Player Characters, for any that have requirements, those requirements will be listed.

			Actions have three speeds: '''Quick''', '''Standard''' and '''Advanced'''. An action does not require a check to execute earlier than an opponent if the action being used is faster than the opponent. Quick actions do not need to roll to beat Standard actions. If two speeds are the same, a check will be required to see which one takes priority.

			=Universal Actions=
			Adventurers can do these actions without any equipment or conditions. Excepting that of being unable to act or unconscious.
	==Move==		==Move==
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	The '''Move''' action allows the Adventurer to move themselves to another location in physical space, up to a distance set by their '''move speed'''. An Adventurer's default move speed is '''6 squares''', however, an Adventurer's actual move speed heavily depends on their [[Attributes\|Agility]] score and [[Size]]-Rating. The Move action can only be used ~~up to two times per~~ round. The second time Move is used, the distance the Adventurer can move is ~~halved~~. The Adventurer can only move if the path is not completely obstructed by terrain or other creatures.		The '''Move''' action allows the Adventurer to move themselves to another location in physical space, up to a distance set by their '''move speed'''. An Adventurer's default move speed is '''6 squares''', however, an Adventurer's actual move speed heavily depends on their [[Attributes\|Agility]] score and [[Size]]-Rating.
			<hr>The Move action can only be used twice a round. The second time Move is used, the distance the Adventurer can move is reduced by half. The Adventurer can only move if the path is not completely obstructed by terrain or other creatures.
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			==Guarding==
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			! colspan=99 \| Guard Stance
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			Quick
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			25 AP
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			This action increases the Adventurer's Defence by '''double''' their amount, or '''+25 points''', whichever is greater. Even if an attacker succeeds on their ToHit check, the Adventurer '''protects''' themselves from '''critical hits'''.
			<hr>This stance lasts until the Adventurer's next action, or the beginning of their next turn, whichever comes first.
			<hr>Shields, and certain weapons and outfits, can provide damage-reduction/resistance while the Adventurer is guarding, check the properties for more information.
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			! colspan=99 \| Guarding Off-Turn
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			Standard
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			50 AP
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			Allows the Adventurer to perform a '''<code>Guard Stance</code>''', but as a reaction outside their own turn. But in comparison to regular Guard Stance, this state only persists for one attack, and must be repeated multiple times if the Adventurer wishes to defend against multiple attacks/actions.
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	=Weapon-Based Actions=		=Weapon-Based Actions=

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	'''Actions''' are defined commands used by characters in game that do meaningful effects to others and the world. Though more specifically, they're used in combat and ~~Actions~~ often require '''Action Points''' to use them. This article lists the most common actions that can be taken by Player Characters, for any that have requirements, those requirements will be listed.		'''Actions''' are defined commands used by characters in game that do meaningful effects to others and the world. Though more specifically, they're used in combat and actions often require '''Action Points''' to use them. This article lists the most common actions that can be taken by Player Characters, for any that have requirements, those requirements will be listed.

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	The '''Move''' action allows the Adventurer to move themselves to another location in physical space, up to a distance set by their '''move speed'''. An Adventurer's default move speed is '''6 squares''', however, an Adventurer's actual move speed heavily depends on their [[Attributes\|Agility]] score and [[Size]]-Rating. The Move action can only be used up to two times per round. The second time Move is used, the distance the Adventurer can move is halved. The Adventurer can only move if the path is not completely obstructed by terrain or other creatures.		The '''Move''' action allows the Adventurer to move themselves to another location in physical space, up to a distance set by their '''move speed'''. An Adventurer's default move speed is '''6 squares''', however, an Adventurer's actual move speed heavily depends on their [[Attributes\|Agility]] score and [[Size]]-Rating. The Move action can only be used up to two times per round. The second time Move is used, the distance the Adventurer can move is halved. The Adventurer can only move if the path is not completely obstructed by terrain or other creatures.
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	=~~Warfare~~-Based Actions=		=Weapon-Based Actions=
	==Unarmed Strike==		==Unarmed Strike==
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	The Adventurer attacks a target with their own limbs, excluding the use of weapons, except for gloves, gauntlets, boots, and wraps. The Adventurer should be able to use Unarmed Strike in any situation. The Adventurer is limited to their natural reach when it comes to hitting a target or specific square.		The Adventurer attacks a target with their own limbs, excluding the use of weapons, except for gloves, gauntlets, boots, and wraps. The Adventurer should be able to use Unarmed Strike in any situation. The Adventurer is limited to their natural reach when it comes to hitting a target or specific square.

	~~Adventurer~~ must roll a ToHit check to beat the target's Defence, if the combined total equal or greater, the Unarmed Strike deals a base '''d4+4 blunt physical damage''' to the target.		The adventurer must roll a ToHit check to beat the target's Defence, if the combined total equal or greater, the Unarmed Strike deals a base '''d4+4 blunt physical damage''' to the target.
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	==Melee Weapon ~~Attack~~==		==Melee Weapon==
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	The Adventurer attacks with a melee weapon they have equipped and are ready to use. Many properties, including damage, are dependent on the weapon used, but this specific action is for melee weapons that are often used in close quarters combat. Other than this, this action functions similarly to Unarmed Strike.		The Adventurer attacks with a melee weapon they have equipped and are ready to use. Many properties, including damage, are dependent on the weapon used, but this specific action is for melee weapons that are often used in close quarters combat. Other than this, this action functions similarly to Unarmed Strike.

	~~Adventurer~~ must roll a ToHit check to beat the target's Defence, if the combined total is equal or greater, the Adventurer deals damage relative to the damage properties of the weapon equipped.		The adventurer must roll a ToHit check to beat the target's Defence, if the combined total is equal or greater, the Adventurer deals damage relative to the damage properties of the weapon equipped.
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	==Bow Weapon ~~Attack~~==		==Bow Weapon==
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	Specifically for ~~Bows~~, the Adventurer can perform the 'Draw' and 'Fire' actions as Quick Actions. Drawing a weapon readies an arrow or appropriate projectile into the weapon. The Adventurer can finish their turn in the Draw stance and able to benefit from the Overwatch action to fire outside their turn when the conditions are met. The Adventurer will lose their Draw stance if they take damage from any source. The Adventurer can define and change their targets during this time.		Specifically for bows, the Adventurer can perform the 'Draw' and 'Fire' actions as Quick Actions. Drawing a weapon readies an arrow or appropriate projectile into the weapon. The Adventurer can finish their turn in the Draw stance and able to benefit from the Overwatch action to fire outside their turn when the conditions are met. The Adventurer will lose their Draw stance if they take damage from any source. The Adventurer can define and change their targets during this time.
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	'''~~Attacking with Ammunition~~'''		==Thrown Weapon==
	~~♦ Weapons such as~~ '''~~Bows with arrows~~''' ~~which require to be loaded after each shot must be~~ '''~~Primed~~''' ~~before they can be fired~~. ~~Priming can be~~ a ~~'''Standard Action~~ (~~50 AP~~)~~''' for the inexperienced~~.		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; text-align:center; margin:auto;"
	~~♦ Weapons such~~ as '''~~Firearms with bullets~~''' ~~can be fired up~~ to a ~~certain number~~ of ~~times in~~ one round ~~relative to~~ the ~~character~~'s ~~remaining AP~~ and the ~~maximum shots per round stat on~~ Firearms.		\|-
	~~♦ Reloading a Firearm will often be~~ a ''~~'Standard~~ Action ~~(50 AP)''' by default~~.		! Action Type !! AP Cost !! Description
	~~♦ Weapons such as '''throwing knives and shurikens''' can be thrown immediately as part of the attack~~ action~~, drawing more ammunition counts as~~ a ~~'''Quick Action (~~25 AP~~)'''~~.		\|-
			! colspan=99 \| Ready Projectiles
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			\| Quick
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			Before the Adventurer can throw any thrown weapon projectiles, it must be readied in hand. This action readies a number of projectiles as defined by the weapon. Each time this action is used, the Adventurer refreshes their readied projectiles to the maximum amount.
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			! colspan=99 \| Throw Projectiles
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			\| Quick
			\| 25 AP
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			This action can be used after the Adventurer readies their thrown weapon projectiles. The Adventurer can throw these projectiles at any target at the time they throw them. Thrown projectiles use the same rules regarding ToHit penalties due to range. When the Adventurer runs out of projectiles, they cannot throw any more until they ready more with '''<code>Ready Projectiles</code>'''.
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			==Firearm Weapon==
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			! colspan=99 \| Reload Firearm (Full)
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			Before a Firearm can be fired, the Adventurer must '''load''' their Firearm with '''ammunition'''. This action fully reloads a Firearm to full capacity, regardless of how many rounds are currently loaded (but not if it is fully loaded). The Adventurer must have both hands free to load their Firearm.
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			The Adventurer can reload their weapon as a Quick-Action instead of Standard if they have a Speedloader function. This action can also be used to load up to '''two rounds''' to a Firearm instead of a full reload.
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			! colspan=99 \| Shoot Firearm
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			\| 25 AP
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			As long as the Firearm has at least one round loaded into it, the Adventurer may fire the weapon at a target they define at the time this action is used. The weapon's accuracy and damage is determined by the weapon itself. Unlike most weapons, Firearms have a 'Recoil' mechanic which incurs an additional Action-Point cost each time the weapon is fired, this recoil is defined on the weapon itself as well.

			The total action-point cost to fire a weapon is 25 AP, plus the Recoil penalty for firing the weapon.
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	==Guard Stance / Total Defence==		==Guard Stance / Total Defence==

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	=Common Combat=		=Common Combat=
	==Attack (with weapon/unarmed strike)==		==Attack (with weapon/unarmed strike)==
	Command your character to '''attack a target with their currently equipped weapon''', or as an unarmed-strike attack to deal damage. ~~The target must be within range~~ of ~~the weapon/strike used~~ in ~~order to have~~ a ~~chance to~~ be successful with the action. Weapon/Strike attacks are subject to a ToHit check to confirm whether it hits the target to deal damage. When the attack uses a weapon, the damage and properties use the weapon's stats; however, when the character uses an unarmed strike, they use damage and properties appropriate to the rules of unarmed strike rules.		Command your character to '''attack a target with their currently equipped weapon''', or as an '''unarmed-strike''' attack to deal damage. This is the primary form of offence in a combat scenario that can be performed by all able-bodied characters.

	'''General'''		'''General'''
	♦ Attack is a Standard Action (50 AP)~~. Other actions require making the weapon usable for attacks (firearms, bows...etc) must be primed or reloaded before doing so~~.		♦ '''Attack''' is a '''Standard Action (50 AP)'''.
	♦ Weapon attacks inherit the damage, damage type and other properties of the weapon ~~itself~~.		♦ Weapon attacks '''inherit''' the damage, damage type and other properties of the weapon used, except when the user is using an '''Unarmed-Strike''' with no weapon equipped.
			♦ Attacking a target requires a '''ToHit Check''', if the ToHit check succeeds, the user deals damage to the target; if they do not, the defender deflects or avoids the attack entirely.
			♦ Weapons have a Range, melee weapons usually use the user's '''Natural Reach''' whereas ranged weapons will have an effective and fall-off range which increases the distance of the weapon's attack.
			♦ '''Effective Range''': A Ranged weapon will suffer no penalties attacking targets within this distance from the user (this also stacks with the user's Natural-Reach).
			♦ '''Falloff''': Reduces the ToHit of the user's attack by a base value of '''10''' for every increment of distance beyond the user's '''Natural Reach + Effective Range'''.

	'''Attacking with Ammunition'''		'''Attacking with Ammunition'''
	♦ Weapons such as Bows which require to be loaded after each shot must be '''Primed''' before they can be fired. Priming can be a Standard Action for the inexperienced.		♦ Weapons such as '''Bows with arrows''' which require to be loaded after each shot must be '''Primed''' before they can be fired. Priming can be a '''Standard Action (50 AP)''' for the inexperienced.
	♦ Weapons such as Firearms ~~that can be loaded~~ can be fired up to a certain amount of times in one round relative to the character's remaining AP and the maximum shots per round stat on Firearms.		♦ Weapons such as '''Firearms with bullets''' can be fired up to a certain amount of times in one round relative to the character's remaining AP and the maximum shots per round stat on Firearms.
	♦ Weapons such as throwing knives and shurikens can be thrown immediately as part of the attack action, drawing more ammunition counts as a Quick Action (25 AP).		♦ Reloading a Firearm will often be a '''Standard Action (50 AP)''' by default.
			♦ Weapons such as '''throwing knives and shurikens''' can be thrown immediately as part of the attack action, drawing more ammunition counts as a '''Quick Action (25 AP)'''.

	'''Unarmed Strike Rules'''		'''Unarmed Strike Rules'''
	♦ Base damage for Unarmed strike is '''d4 (4)''', damage type; '''Physical: Blunt damage'''.		♦ Base damage for Unarmed strike is '''d4 (4)''', damage type; '''Physical: Blunt damage'''.
	♦ Base reach for Unarmed strike is 1 square (5ft).		♦ Base reach for Unarmed strike is 1 square (5ft).

			==Guard Stance / Total Defence==
			Command your character to '''raise their guard''' and be on the look-out for danger. The user is more capable of deflecting, evading and resisting harm but requires a lot of concentration. The character may be able to perform actions out of Guard known as '''Guard-Cancelling''', each has it's associated costs and risks, combatants are to consider carefully before dropping their guard unnecessarily.

			'''General'''
			♦ '''Guard Stance''' is a '''Quick Action (25 AP)''' that cannot be interrupted when it is the user's turn, but a '''Standard Action (50 AP)''' when used as a reaction command outside their turn.
			♦ If the user uses '''Guard Stance''' during their turn, their turn ends as they cannot perform any other action without breaking their Guard.
			♦ While guarding: User's Defence/Evasion is raised by '''+1.0''' and takes '''20% less damage''' if an attack lands. '''Lowers knockback/knockdown''' effects of an attack by half.
			♦ If the user is wielding a '''Shield''' or a weapon capable of '''Deflection''': Guard Stance enables the user to '''defer any damage taken''' into the Shield/Weapon instead of themselves.
			♦ There is still a chance a Weapon or Shield can '''break''' when used in this way, however a Shield is far more resilient to this kind of punishment.
			♦ Guard Stance remains active until they '''perform their next action''', including moving more than '''half''' their free movement during a round.

			'''Guard-Cancelling'''
			♦ '''Guard Stance''' can be cancelled at any time, doing so removes the benefits of Guard Stance except for certain actions:
			♦ '''Dodge-Cancel''': The user can cancel Guard into a Dodge as a '''Standard Action (50 AP)''' to move a distance equal to their personal-space (min. 1sq/5ft). If the user moves outside the range/area-of-effect of the attack, the attack is evaded.
			♦ '''Counter''': The user can cancel Guard into a Counter-attack as a '''Standard Action (50 AP)''', the user performs an '''Attack''' as normal, if it meets or exceeds the attacker's original ToHit, the attacker's attack is deflected harmlessly and deals damage to the attacker based on your weapon/unarmed-strike.
			♦ If the Counter attack falls short of your opponent's original attack ToHit, the user '''takes damage''' as if they were unaffected by '''Guard Stance'''.

			==Move (Free and Extended Movement)==
			Command your character to '''move to a different location on the battlefield''' in accordance with their effective movement speed and mode of transportation. A character can move freely '''without expending Action-Points''' equal to their '''Free-Movement''' stat, a fixed amount of AP can be spent to move a '''scaling amount of squares further''' as required. Characters can move '''before, during and after''' taking other actions but must respect rules regarding terrain, obstacles and enemy combatants in where they can or cannot go.

			'''General'''
			♦ A character can move as many squares equal to their '''Free Movement''' without having to spend Action-Points.
			♦ The character can move a certain number of squares further by spending '''10 AP''' for '''Extended Movement''', this distance is primarily determined by your character's movement speed.
			♦ Characters passing within range of hostiles may prompt the hostile to attack them with their available Action-Points. The same principle is available to player characters as well.

			'''Solid Terrain and Valid Pathfinding'''
			♦ Characters cannot walk through solid terrain nor cut corners, they also cannot pass through other characters with exceptions:
			♦ Characters can '''pass through allies''' provided there is space on the other side to stop on, two players cannot occupy the same space.
			♦ Characters can '''pass underneath creatures three times larger or smaller''' than they are, even if they are hostile. Hostiles '''may attack''' characters passing through them in this way.

			'''Difficult Terrain'''
			♦ When a character encounters '''difficult terrain''', they spend '''double their free movement''' and/or Action-Points in order to enter and exit such difficult terrain spaces.
			♦ Difficult terrain includes uneven ground scattered with rocks and stones, ascending a step greater than quarter but less than half their height, knee to waist-high liquids, sticky/muddy ground and anything else the GM may describe.
			♦ A character's [[Size]] may '''greatly affect what is considered Difficult Terrain''' to them. Waist-high water to a [[Human]] may be less than knee-high water to a Giant, and require swimming for a Small or Tiny sized creature.

	=Size-Based Combat=		=Size-Based Combat=

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'''Commands''' are defined actions and terminology used in the game, both in and outside of combat. While the Viridian TTRPG still has roleplaying elements, players can issue Commands in order to let the game-master and others players aware they are taking action in a meaningful way. This article describes the function and rules regarding the most common commands used in game and can be used to check rulings in game.

=Common Combat=
==Attack (with weapon/unarmed strike)==
Command your character to '''attack a target with their currently equipped weapon''', or as an unarmed-strike attack to deal damage. The target must be within range of the weapon/strike used in order to have a chance to be successful with the action. Weapon/Strike attacks are subject to a ToHit check to confirm whether it hits the target to deal damage. When the attack uses a weapon, the damage and properties use the weapon's stats; however, when the character uses an unarmed strike, they use damage and properties appropriate to the rules of unarmed strike rules.

'''General'''
♦ Attack is a Standard Action (50 AP). Other actions require making the weapon usable for attacks (firearms, bows...etc) must be primed or reloaded before doing so.
♦ Weapon attacks inherit the damage, damage type and other properties of the weapon itself.

'''Attacking with Ammunition'''
♦ Weapons such as Bows which require to be loaded after each shot must be '''Primed''' before they can be fired. Priming can be a Standard Action for the inexperienced.
♦ Weapons such as Firearms that can be loaded can be fired up to a certain amount of times in one round relative to the character's remaining AP and the maximum shots per round stat on Firearms.
♦ Weapons such as throwing knives and shurikens can be thrown immediately as part of the attack action, drawing more ammunition counts as a Quick Action (25 AP).

'''Unarmed Strike Rules'''
♦ Base damage for Unarmed strike is '''d4 (4)''', damage type; '''Physical: Blunt damage'''.
♦ Base reach for Unarmed strike is 1 square (5ft).

=Size-Based Combat=
==Stomp==
'''Stomp''' is an attack that can be performed against a target that is at least three times smaller than the attacker. Stomp refers to the act of '''forcefully crushing a smaller target underfoot''', but can also be used against a specific square as crowd-control and as an area attack. Stomp is a powerful move against smaller single (or grouped) targets that can shake those nearby and heavily damage those who are directly hit. While a human-sized creature can Stomp a downed target as an extra attack, Stomp in this context refers to when the size difference between attacker and target differ greatly.

♦ Stomp is a '''Standard Action''' with a base cost of '''50 AP'''.

♦ Stomp's direct hit zone is treated as an '''Unarmed-strike''' with '''x2 damage dealt for direct hits'''. Stomp's quake zone inflicts Down/Trip on a target if they fail to evade the tremor the attack caused.
♦ Stomp has the same range as the user's melee reach, the user may move into the space they attacked with Stomp during the same action if desired. The user can target a creature's square or any square within reach.
♦ Stomp has direct (direct hit zone) and indirect (quake zone) attack areas of effect increases with size:
♦ At size 1 to 3: Stomp directly hits one square with no quake zone area of effect.
♦ At size 4 and every 4 sizes larger: Stomp's direct area of effect increases by 1 square in both directions (+5ft diameter) and Stomp's quake-zone indirect area of effect increases by 2 squares in both directions. At size 16: Stomp has a direct hit zone of 5x5 and a quake-zone measuring 10x10.

♦ Targets must spend Action points to move outside the attacker's direct hit zone, or they will be hit by Stomp. If they fail to evade the quake-zone's trip effect, they must spend Action points to get back up or be left Downed.
♦ Targets affected by the Stomp' quake-zone effect takes damage '''equal to unarmed-strike damage relative to their own size'''. Meaning a Size-1 target will take 4 damage even if they are affected by a Size-16's Stomp attack.

===Stomp: Pin===
When Stomp is successful in directly hitting a target, the user can choose to '''Pin''' the target, either to '''deal crushing damage over time''' or harmlessly hold a target from being able to move or take most actions. In either situation, the target will be '''held, unable to move or take most actions until the attacker chooses to do any other action''' than Pin, including follow-up Stomp attacks.

♦ A Pin is a '''Channelled Standard Action''', with a base cost of '''50 AP per round'''.

♦ A Pin can be performed immediately after a Stomp attack, or by itself in place of a Stomp attack. The choice depends on whether the user wishes to harm or merely contain their target.
♦ While pinned, the attacker can inflict crushing damage on a pinned target or hold them in place harmlessly. In either case, the target cannot move or act until the Pin action is interrupted.
♦ A Pin may deal crush damage equal to '''the attacker's unarmed-strike''' attack, except when executing a harmless pin.
♦ Releasing a Pin, even to perform another Stomp, Trample or movement action, will give the target an opportunity to escape.

==Trample==
'''Trample''' is an attack that can be used in conjunction with movement, so long as the user is three times larger than their targets, they can move in and through enemy target spaces, displacing, damaging or even following into a Stomp attack or Pin in the same action. A tactic often employed by larger giants to traverse the battlefield while controlling crowds. It is rarely executable by human-sized characters, except for when their targets are small sized or smaller.

♦ Trample is a '''Quick Action''' that can be engaged during movement for a base cost of '''25 AP'''. The user can opt not to use Trample and use normal rules for navigating the battlefield instead.

♦ Trample is an attack that can automatically apply whenever the user is three or more times larger than the targets when they attempt to move through their space.
♦ Trample damage is '''equal to the user's Unarmed Strike'''. Targets can spend Action points to move out of the user's way, if they do not, they will be moved by force and take damage.
♦ The user can follow up a Trample into a '''Stomp attack''' immediately, if the target was hit by Trample then they will '''not be able to avoid''' the Stomp attack.
♦ Trample has a range centred in the user's space and a radius equal to their space, this means while Trample has no reach, it is active wherever the user is positioned and moving towards.
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