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Ver. 1.3.1

Agility

The Agility (Dexterity) skill measures your ability to move quickly and precisely in situations requiring great coordination. The more agile an adventurer is, the more difficult they are to restrain, hit, or target.

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Agility Feats

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Agility Actions

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Balance

You keep your balance while moving across a narrow, unstable, or slippery surface. Make a Balance (Agility) skill check, the difficulty of which depends on the surface itself.

Success:	You move across the surface at half your speed until you next stop moving or you leave the dangerous area.
Critical Success:	You move across the surface at full speed.
Failure:	You must remain still to keep your balance (you waste the action frame.)
Critical Failure:	You slip and fall prone.

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Dodge

You attempt to avoid an incoming attack or grapple. Make a Dodge (Agility) check to contest your assailant's Attack roll. As part of your dodhing movement, you may move up to 2 feet in any direction, regardless of whether you succeed.

Your Passive Agility contests attack rolls normally. When you dodge, the outcome of the check replaces that value, regardless of which is higher.

Assistance: Helpers make a Pull To Safety (Reflex) check.

Success:	The attack misses you.
Critical Success:	The attack becomes a critical miss.
Failure:	The attack hits you as it would normally.
Critical Failure:	The attack becomes a critical hit.

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Tumble

Tumbling may be an action or a reaction in response to a fall, in order to lessen the fall damage. The difficultyof the Tumble (Agility) check is determined by the GM based on the circumstances and distance fallen. You cannot tumble if you are overencumbered, carrying a grappled creature, or if you can't tell the distance of the fall beforehand.

Success:	Treat falling damage as though you had fallen half the distance you actually fell, and you land upright.
Critical Success:	You take no falling damage and land upright.
Failure:	You take normal falling damage and land prone.

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Escape Grapple

Main Page: Grappling

You attempt to escape from being grappled. Make an Escape (Agility) OR Escape (Strength) check against the grappler's Athletics check.

Assistance: Helpers make a Strength check.

Success:	The Grappled status effect is cleared.
Critical Success:	You escape from the grapple and gain one bonus frame.
Failure:	You remain Grappled.
Critical Failure:	You remain Grappled and you take bludgeoning damage equal to 1d6 plus the grappler's Size modifier as you injure yourself in your attempt to escape.

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Dive

You dive under a low passage, or into water. You must get a running start by moving toward to the spot of your dive in the frame(s) immediately preceding it. Make a Dive (Agility) check. The difficulty is set by the GM based on the size of the distance of the dive and the environment.

Success:	You dive through or into the area without taking damage.
Failure:	You land improperly. If you dove horizontally, you take Bludgeoning damage equal to your Speed. If you dove vertically, you take half falling damage.
Critical Failure:	If you dove horizontally, you take Bludgeoning damage equal to your Speed and become Stunned. If you dove vertically, you take full falling damage.

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Exit Vehicle

You exit a vehicle onto the nearest surface.

No check is required if the vehicle is stationary. To exit a moving vehicle, make a Tumble (Agility) check.

Success:	You take fall damage as though you had fallen 10 feet, and you land prone.
Critical Success:	You take no falling damage.
Failure:	You take fall damage as though you had fallen a distance equal to half the vehicle's speed, and you land prone.
Critical Failure:	You collide with a stationary object as you jump out. You take fall damage as though you had fallen a distance equal to the vehicle's speed.