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| - | An Interrupt is a play performed out-of-turn in response to a particular Trigger. Each Interrupt has its own Trigger text that defines the circumstances that permit the Assist to be played; these are usually worded in response to enemy activities. In addition to the requirements in the Trigger text, an [[entity|entity]] can only play an Interrupt if it is not their turn and they have not already played an Interrupt this turn. Some Interrupts and effects may explicitly override these rules. | + | An Interrupt is a play performed out-of-turn in response to a particular Trigger. Each Interrupt has its own Trigger text that defines the circumstances that permit the Interrupt to be played; these are usually worded in response to enemy activities. In addition to the requirements in the Trigger text, an [[entity|entity]] can only play an Interrupt if it is not their turn and they have not already played an Interrupt this turn. Some Interrupts and effects may explicitly override these rules. |
| Note that while there is a limit of one Interrupt play per turn, there is no particular limit to the number of Interrupts played per round. An entity may play an Interrupt during every other entity's turn if it has the ability to do so and the Trigger is met. | Note that while there is a limit of one Interrupt play per turn, there is no particular limit to the number of Interrupts played per round. An entity may play an Interrupt during every other entity's turn if it has the ability to do so and the Trigger is met. | ||
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