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 ====== Abstract Actors ====== ====== Abstract Actors ======
-Actors are used to describe everything that can take an Action in the game, even inanimate objects that only "react" to the Actions of Players. Actors are analogous to Characters (PC/NPC) in other game systems, but the No-Dice RPG takes this concept a step further and uses Actors to describe everything: objects, buildings, terrain features, cities, planets, whatever.+Actors are used to describe everything that can take an Action in the game, even inanimate objects that only "react" to the Actions of Players. Actors are analogous to Characters (PC/NPC) in other game systems, but the No-Dice RPG takes this concept a step further and uses Actors to describe everything: objects, buildings, terrain features, cities, planets, whatever. Normal Actors describe **People**. Abstract Actors describe **Places** and **Things**.
  
 ===== Purpose ===== ===== Purpose =====
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 Inheritance gives task difficulty more variety, because the Attribute of each different Environment can be different. Inheritance is more important when the [[extensions:start|Abilities Extension]] is used, because Environmental Actors also Inherit Abilities of their parent Environmental Actor. Inheritance gives task difficulty more variety, because the Attribute of each different Environment can be different. Inheritance is more important when the [[extensions:start|Abilities Extension]] is used, because Environmental Actors also Inherit Abilities of their parent Environmental Actor.
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