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Revision as of 01:05, 22 August 2011
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Candidate Card
Contents
Synopsis
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Relationships
Context:
Awareness 
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Relates to:
Unaware NPC 
, Seeking for PC 
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May relates to:
Anticipation 
, [[...
Suspicious NPC may be a form of or be integrated in the triggering of an Anticipation phase.]] [[File:M385px-...
SuspiciousNPCMayBeAFormOfOrBeIntegratedInTheTriggeringOfAnAnticipationPhase.-front-v20.png|8px|]].
Description
This is a candidate pattern that results from recursively acknowledging that there is a typical state of Awareness interpreted by the NPC (and towards the PC), which is between the Unaware NPC state and the Seeking for PC state.
Examples
[Note: considering that this is still a candidate pattern, more examples then usually are presented, in order to provide a better support for the discussion.]
