Activities
Source Player Core pg. 15
Activities are special tasks that you complete by spending one or more of your actions together. Usually, an activity uses two or more actions and lets you do more than a single action would allow. You have to spend all the actions an activity requires for its effects to happen. Spellcasting is one of the most common activities, as most spells take more than a single action to cast.
Activities that use two actions use this symbol: [two-actions]. Meanwhile, activities that use three actions use this symbol: [three-actions]. There are also special activities, such as spells you can cast in an instant, which use a free action or a reaction.
All tasks that take longer than a turn are activities. If an activity is meant to be done during exploration, it has the exploration trait. An activity that takes a day or more of commitment and that can be done only during downtime has the downtime trait.
Activities that use two actions use this symbol: [two-actions]. Meanwhile, activities that use three actions use this symbol: [three-actions]. There are also special activities, such as spells you can cast in an instant, which use a free action or a reaction.
All tasks that take longer than a turn are activities. If an activity is meant to be done during exploration, it has the exploration trait. An activity that takes a day or more of commitment and that can be done only during downtime has the downtime trait.