Progress testsTests represent your Ranger’s interactions with their environment. They appear on cards as an aspect, plus an approach icon, followed by both a thematic and mechanical description of what your Ranger does if... Read more and other effects. It is a measure of time spent. For example, progress placed on a feature or a location may represent time spent walking across it, exploring it, or simply contemplating its beauty. Similarly, progress placed on beingsCards that represent creatures, people, and other sentient things in the environment. These are usually path cards, though may also be Ranger cards. Path Beings • Set Reminder: An icon showing which set... Read more may represent time spent conversing with that being, studying its behavior, or convincing it to let you pass unharmed. You clearYou’ll often be instructed to place two different kinds of tokens on cards: progress () and harm (). Most cards have thresholds matching one or both of these token types on the upper-right... Read more a card with progress when the amount of progress equals or exceeds its progress thresholdMost path cards have a progress threshold in the upper-right of their text box. When a card has progress on it equal to or exceeding its progress threshold, clear it. • Some path... Read more. This simply means that you’ve spent sufficient time with it to enjoy any benefits it might provide or to safely proceed beyond its presence.
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