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 ===== Rounds =====
-Rounds are the smallest unit of time used in the game, specifically for handling the ebb and flow of combat encounters. With each round being 6 seconds long, it allows for a granular approach to tactical positioning, action economy management, and resolving the back-and-forth of attacks and abilities.
+Rounds are the smallest time scale used in the game, specifically for handling the ebb and flow of combat encounters. With each round being 10 seconds long, it allows for a granular approach to tactical positioning, action economy management, and resolving the back-and-forth of attacks and abilities.
+A round begins when the first character takes their turn, and ends when all characters have taken one turn.
 ===== Minutes =====
-The minute time scale is used for less intense situations, such as exploring environments, interacting with NPCs, or undertaking tasks that require more than just a few seconds but don't warrant tracking every 6-second increment.
+The minute time scale is used for less intense situations, such as exploring environments, interacting with NPCs, or undertaking tasks that require more than just a few seconds but don't warrant tracking every ten-second increment.
 ===== Hours =====