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FATE ACCELERATED: qUICK REFERENCE 1
DiCE RESulTS (PAGE 18)
Result = Dice Roll + Approach Bonus
+ Bonuses from Stunts
+ Bonuses from Invoked Aspects
OuTCOMES (PAGE 13)
versus Opponent’s Result or Target number:
• Fail: Your Result is lower
• Tie: Your Result is equal
• Success: Your Result is higher by 1 or 2
• Success with Style: Your result is higher by 3 or more
SETTING TARGET NUMBERS (PAGE 37)
• Easy Task: Mediocre (+0)—or success without a roll.
• Moderately Difficult: Fair (+2).
• Extremely Difficult: Great (+4).
• impossibly Difficult: Go as high as you think makes sense.
The PC will need to drop some fate points and get lots of
help to succeed, but that’s fine.
ACTiOnS (PAGE 14)
an advantage when
CCreate
creating or discovering aspects
(page 14):
• Fail: Don’t create or discover, or you
do but your opponent (not you) gets
a free invocation.
• Tie: Get a boost if creating new, or
treat as success if looking for existing.
• Succeed: Create or discover the
aspect, get a free invocation on it.
• Succeed with Style: Create or dis-
cover the aspect, get two free invoca-
tions on it.
Create an advantage on an
C • Established at the beginning of a
aspect you already know about
(page 15):
• Fail: No additional benefit.
• Tie: Generate one free invocation on
the aspect.
• Succeed: Generate one free invoca-
tion on the aspect.
• Succeed with Style: Generate two
free invocations on the aspect.
(page 16):
OOvercome
• Fail: Fail, or succeed at a serious cost.
• Tie: Succeed at minor cost.
• Succeed: You accomplish your goal.
• Succeed with Style: You accomplish
your goal and generate a boost.
FATE ACCELERATED: qUICK REFERENCE 2
THE lADDER
TuRn ORDER (PAGE 21) APPROACHES (PAGE 18)
+8 Legendary • Physical Conflict: Compare Quick • Careful: When you pay close attention
approaches—the one with the fastest to detail and take your time to do the
+7 Epic reflexes goes first. job right.
+6 Fantastic • Mental Conflict: Compare Careful • Clever: When you think fast, solve
approaches—the one with the most problems, or account for complex
+5 Superb attention to detail senses danger. variables.
• Everyone else goes in descending • Flashy: When you act with style and
+4 Great
order. Break ties in whatever manner panache.
+3 Good makes sense, with the GM having the • Forceful: When you use brute
last word. strength.
+2 Fair • The GM may choose to have all • Quick: When you move quickly and
nPCs go on the turn of the most with dexterity.
+1 Average
advantageous nPC. • Sneaky: When you use misdirection,
0 Mediocre stealth, or deceit.
-1 Poor STRESS
& COnSEQuEnCES ASPECTS (PAGE 25)
-2 Terrible • invoke (page 27):
(PAGE 22)
Spend a fate point to get a +2 or
• Severity of hit (in shifts)
a reroll for yourself, or to increase
= Attack Roll – Defense Roll
difficulty for a foe by 2.
• Stress Boxes: You can check one
AAttack • Compel (page 28):
(page 17): stress box to handle some or all of the
Receive a fate point when an aspect
• Fail: No effect. shifts of a single hit. You can absorb a
complicates your life.
• Tie: Attack doesn’t harm the target, number of shifts equal to the number
• Establish facts (page 29):
but you gain a boost. of the box you check: one for Box 1,
Aspects are true. Use them to affirm
• Succeed: Attack hits and causes two for Box 2, three for Box 3.
details about you and the world.
damage. • Consequences: You many take one or
• Succeed with Style: Attack hits and more consequences to deal with the
causes damage. May reduce damage
TYPES OF ASPECTS
hit, by marking off one or more avail-
Character Aspects (page 25)
by one to generate a boost. able consequence slots and writing a
• Written when you create your
new aspect for each one marked.
character.
• Mild = 2 shifts
DDefend • May be changed when you reach a
(page 17): • Moderate = 4 shifts
milestone (page 33).
• Fail: You suffer the consequences of • Severe = 6 shifts
Situation Aspects (page 26)
your opponent’s success. • Recovering from Consequences:
• Tie: Look at your opponent’s action to • Mild consequence: Clear it at end
scene.
see what happens. of the scene.
• May be created by using the create
• Succeed: Your opponent doesn’t get • Moderate consequence: Clear it at
an advantage action.
what they want. the end of the next session.
• May be eliminated by using the
• Succeed with Style: Your opponent • Severe consequence: Clear it at the
overcome action.
doesn’t get what they want, and you end of the scenario.
• Vanish when the situation ends.
get a boost. • Taken Out: If you can’t (or decide not
Boosts (page 26)
to) handle the entire hit, you’re taken
• May be invoked once (for free), then
Getting Help (page 17): out and your opponent decides what
they vanish.
• An ally can help you perform your happens to you.
• May be eliminated by an opponent
action. • Giving in: Give in before your oppo-
using an overcome action.
• When an ally helps you, they give nent’s roll and you can control how
• Unused boosts vanish at the end of
up their action for the exchange and you exit the scene. You earn one
the scene.
describe how they help. or more fate points for giving in
Consequences (page 23)
• You get a +1 for each ally that helps in (page 24).
• Used to absorb shifts from successful
this way.
attacks.
• GM may place limits on how many
• May be invoked by your opponents as
may help.
if they were situation aspects.