Definition: Refers to a dynamic range of tasks (e.g., Tasks 3–7) rather than individual tasks.

How it works:

• Specifies start and end task numbers
• Includes all tasks between them (inclusive)
• Range automatically adjusts when tasks are removed

When to use:

• Showing all tasks in a section
• Operating on multiple sequential tasks
• Creating scalable logic (ranges adapt if tasks change)

Example:
Action: Show on Map (Tasks 3–8)
Result: Tasks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 appear on map

Important – Ranges adjust:

• If you delete Task 5, the range Tasks 3–8 now refers to: 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 (skips deleted task)
• Always verify ranges after editing task list

Notes:

• Dynamic (changes when tasks are added/removed)
• Useful for modular game design
• Less explicit than individual task selection

Common mistakes:

• Not verifying ranges after deleting/reordering tasks
• Creating ranges that become invalid (e.g., 5–3 is invalid)