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-At this time, the combat functionality in RPG in a Box is very limited. The plan is to expand the current turn-based tactical system (and to implement other combat systems) once I've completed the upgrade to Godot 3.0. I expect this to be sometime in early 2018. In the meantime, refer to the [[Battle Editor]] and [[Enemy Editor]] pages for more information about the functionality that's currently available.
+=====Tactical Turn-Based=====
+Tactical turn-based is the default combat system for RPG in a Box. In the current implementation, the [[player_character|player]] and [[enemy|enemies]] can move to a [[tile]] within their movement range (and optionally attack) during each turn. Future implementations will build out other common aspects and take inspiration from [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactical_role-playing_game|tactical RPGs]] like the Shining series and some of the older Ultima games.
-=====Turn-Based Tactical=====
-Turn-based tactical is the default combat system for RPG in a Box. In the current implementation, the [[player_character|player]] and [[enemy|enemies]] can move to a [[tile]] within their movement range (and optionally attack) during each turn. Future implementations will build out other common aspects and take inspiration from [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactical_role-playing_game|tactical RPGs]] like the Shining series and some of the older Ultima games.
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