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	Fights are a step in the game where two players try to regress the other players [[~~:Category:~~Character\|character]] or send them to [[Timeout]] (if they are already regressed).		Fights are a step in the game where two players try to regress the other players [[Character\|character]] or send them to [[Timeout]] (if they are already regressed).

	During a turn, a player may engage in one fight. The player whose turn it is choses one of their played characters and a played character of the opponent. Once characters are chosen, each player may play a combination of up to 4 [[:Category:Quick Action\|quick action]] cards or quick abilities of played cards (both are marked with the shooting star symbol on the card). Once all actions are completed by both players, compare the [[Confidence]] and [[Maturity]] of both.		During a turn, a player may engage in one fight. The player whose turn it is choses one of their played characters and a played character of the opponent. Once characters are chosen, each player may play a combination of up to 4 [[:Category:Quick Action\|quick action]] cards or quick abilities of played cards (both are marked with the shooting star symbol on the card). Once all actions are completed by both players, compare the [[Confidence]] and [[Maturity]] of both.

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	If your character is regressed or sent to Timeout, this is considered a "loss" and your opponent gains the rewards marked on your character's card.		If your character is regressed or sent to Timeout, this is considered a "loss" and your opponent gains the rewards marked on your character's card.

	It is possible to both win and lose a fight~~...~~in which case, both players gain their rewards.		It is possible to both win and lose a fight, in which case, both players gain their rewards. A fight is considered a tie if neither player wins or loses.

	The fight step is totally optional and can be skipped.		The fight step is totally optional and can be skipped, unless required by a card effect.

	One way to win a round of Little Troubles is to amass 10 fight wins		One way to win a round of Little Troubles is to amass 10 fight wins.

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Fights are a step in the game where two players try to regress the other players [[:Category:Character|character]] or send them to [[Timeout]] (if they are already regressed).

During a turn, a player may engage in one fight. The player whose turn it is choses one of their played characters and a played character of the opponent. Once characters are chosen, each player may play a combination of up to 4 [[:Category:Quick Action|quick action]] cards or quick abilities of played cards (both are marked with the shooting star symbol on the card). Once all actions are completed by both players, compare the [[Confidence]] and [[Maturity]] of both.

If a character's Confidence is greater then or equal to the Maturity of the opposing character, that character is generally either [[regressed]] (if they are an [[adult]]) or sent to Timeout (if they are regressed). There are some exceptions to this, which might be noted on the character card. For example, some characters can't be regressed (for example [[Ghost Hands]]).

If you regress your opponent's character or send it to Timeout, this is considered a "win" and you receive the rewards marked on your opponent's character card.

If your character is regressed or sent to Timeout, this is considered a "loss" and your opponent gains the rewards marked on your character's card.

It is possible to both win and lose a fight...in which case, both players gain their rewards.

The fight step is totally optional and can be skipped.

One way to win a round of Little Troubles is to amass 10 fight wins

[[Category: Keyword]]