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| Stunts in **Questies** are streamlined from [[start|Fate Accelerated]] to keep gameplay quick and easy while still adding exciting ways to customize characters. They represent special abilities, talents, or traits that give characters an edge in specific situations. A stunt provides either **a bonus to a roll** or a **best of two rolls** option when the action meets its activation requirement, | Stunts in **Questies** are streamlined from [[start|Fate Accelerated]] to keep gameplay quick and easy while still adding exciting ways to customize characters. They represent special abilities, talents, or traits that give characters an edge in specific situations. A stunt provides either **a bonus to a roll** or a **best of two rolls** option when the action meets its activation requirement, | ||
| - | Both Players and NPCs can have stunts, giving them unique ways to shine in the story. Players and NPCs generally have **three stunts** to represent their unique talents and abilities. However, Mooks do not have stunts, keeping them simple and focused on their role as fast-paced challenges. | + | Both [[Players]] and [[NPCs]] can have stunts, giving them unique ways to shine in the story. Players and NPCs generally have **three stunts** to represent their unique talents and abilities. However, Mooks do not have stunts, keeping them simple and focused on their role as fast-paced challenges. |
| Here’s an example of a stunt: | Here’s an example of a stunt: | ||
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