Editing FATE Accelerated (section)

== Conflict ==
Dice rolling is when you're using Approaches to change the scene. You can either add or discover Aspects on the scene or target, try to get a free (no Fate point needed) tag on a known Aspect, pass a barrier, cause stress to a target, or prevent incoming stress. In the rules, these are called Actions, and named "Create an Advantage," "Create An Advantge"(again), "Overcome", "Attack" and "Defend." Pick an action, describe how you're going to use an Approach to do it, GM gives you a target number, you roll dice w/ approach's bonus, and then tag Aspects or use Stunts if you need to bump up the result (+2 for each).

The hit points are called Stress, and every player character and significant NPC has three. When you get hit with stress and you have no points left, you're at someone's mercy and they can dictate how you fail (and you probably won't like it). You can avoid taking Stress by accepting Consequences, which are like negative-only Aspects. A 2-point consequence clears at the end of conflict with rest, a 4-point consequence clears at the end of the ''next'' session with role-playing, a 6-point consequence clears at the end of the adventure and needs an epilogue. A character can only carry one of each level of consequence. A player can also "concede" in a conflict, which gets them a Fate point and the player gets to describe how they lose.