Excellent! I will take that as a guiding piece for facilitating. Thank you for letting me pick your brain on this!

Do these reflect what you are thinking for how narrative momentum can translate into mechanical action?

Possible example where foes are similar, but separated into different theatres?

Two foes are behind a fence, and will shoot at the Takers during the Act stage. If both Takers declare they will shoot a different foe behind the fence during Decide, separate them into different theatres for Order roll

Possible examples of Takers in the same theatre:
- two foes grabbed Taker A last round. This round, Taker A & Taker B fight the foes to free Taker A
- a foe and two Takers all dive for and fight over who grabs the expensive bounty item
- Taker A defends Taker B from a foe during a Task B works on

Thank you! It sounds like frequently Takers will often be in their own theatre if they choose separate opponents then. BUT they can be in a theatre with multiple Takers and Forces if they are all in the same struggle/action. When that happens, have players each roll Order to determine Act order.

If two Takers are in the same theatre, I'm unclear on how Order works. Does the Market roll Order for one Taker, then the Taker takes their Act phase, and then the Market rolls Order for the next Taker in that theatre?

I was unable to find an example of play for two Takers who have planned Tactics

Thank you for both the read and for posting! This comment helped me refind you- watched you originally over on TikTok and have appreciated a lot of your news aggregation too.