For the characters used
See Combat Example No.1

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1. Ranged Parry, Blocks 3 locations

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The group of adventurers are travelling along the road from Anguston back northwards to Morvill. It is still winter^1. and it had begun to snow about an hour ago and the road is difficult^2. and progress has been slow. The travellers are still about an hour away from Morvill and night is about to set in^3.. To the travellers' right the dark and eerie Forest of Tureliand hugs the road while a cold gale^4. is blowing from the Mountains of Gwinel to the north west. Myriel has lighted a torch^5..

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Everyone make a Perception roll

Degree of Success
Very Easy	x2.0	no action in Round 01, Initial Distance 10-15m
Easy	x1.5
Standard	x1.0
Hard	x2/3	1 AP available (earliest R1T3), Initial Distance 10-15m
Formidable	x1/2	2 AP available (earliest R1T2), Initial Distance 16-20m
Herculean	x1/10	3 AP available (earliest R1T1), Initial Distance 21-25m

This is obviously a deviation from Surprise rules as I felt the additional special effect to be too devastating for an example combat

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SCENARIO RULES

1. Any Fatigue rolls are one grade harder.
   Any Endurance, except Resist, rolls for Special Effects or Wounds are one grade harder, but cannot be worse than Formidable
   
2. Any Athletics and Evade rolls are one grade harder.
   
3. Running requires Athletics (Easy) roll
   Sprinting is at one grade harder
   Critical: see Core
   Failure: reduce Movement to 75% (round up)
   Fumble: see Core
   
4. Partial Darkness
   Any rolls depending on sight is one grade harder.
   This includes all sorts of combat rolls unless one has Night Sight or is within the radius of illumination
   
5. Light Wind
   Ranged Attacks hard
   
6. 3m radius bright light + 3m partial darkness
   In this scenario negates partial darkness for 6m radius

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MOVEMENT RULES

• Normal Movement can be made up to Movement value, distributed as wanted over the round without requiring a separate action
• Run is an action that takes the full round, uses all APs, total movement is distributed equally to each turn.
  You cannot parry while running.
• Sprint is an action that takes the full round, uses all APs, total movement is distributed equally to each turn.
  You cannot parry while running.
• Charge requires the Run or Sprint action for the whole turn. If contact/engagement occurs during the round resolve as Charge without requiring a separate action or AP. The charging combattant has no more APs left to use afterwards, however.
  If contact/engagement fails in the round, the charge still counts as a charge if, in the next round,
  the charger can reach its victim with a normal move. It then is only a single AP action, but does count as running

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