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How to prevent a stand-off because the player that moves opens himself up to attack
I am writing a RPG game handbook, and I am using an action point (AP) system for the game mechanics. Each turn, each character has 8 AP to spend in actions however he likes (moving costs e.g. 1AP per …
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