My thoughts have tended towards:
If you bid AP, it's just an AP shift, no matter how you describe it.
If you perform an "unrelated action", you get position/situation modifiers,
but not APs.
(And, "unrelated action" isn't the right phrase to use for this.)
So if you say:
"I leap onto the table and bash him, 15 AP", then the leap onto the table
was just descriptive and has no further impact on the battle, like saying "I
spin my spear around and hit him with the shaft".
while if you say "I leap onto the table to get a height advantage" then no
AP are changed, but next round you get +5 (or whatever) for being on the
table.
RR
He was born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad
R. Sabatini, Scaramouche
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