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Re: Rules Team HQ
OK, I think it's pretty clear in practice that we've used "start of the round" to describe an entire grouping of actions that includes placing Order Markers and rolling for initiative.
Right now it's been used messily, like if we said "at the start of your turn, after revealing an Order Marker, before moving" or "at the start of your turn, before revealing an Order Marker." Which one is the start of your turn? Is that whole wide period the start of your turn? Probably, as currently used.
Which leads me to this. The most straightforward, internally consistent thing is to probably push ourselves to always include additional context, acknowledging that "at the start of the round" is kind of like saying "during your turn." It gets you in the neighborhood, but not to the right house. So we need to add another direction.
It looks like there's about four spells (one unreleased), one glyph, and between 22 and 36 cards that would require updating to put this clarification in there correctly. Technically Killer Moth could use more exact language as well, but updating him seems less essential.
The plus side with going this route is that in a lot of cases we don't have to say "at the start of the round" at all, but can say things like "before/after rolling for initiative."
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