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Although not made explicit, the Dying condition strongly implies that the Player-hero must first receive successful first aid to be able to recover Endurance from any source, while there is no such limitation for unconscious characters. Also, the rules consistently link the unconscious status to ha...

I (German) was also puzzled since the dictionary wasn't able to help here.

Thanks, that's useful indeed. Only the emojis are way too similar and not really distinguishable.

Just Skill rolls. Understood.
Thanks.

Does this virtue really work on every feat die ever rolled? Even in combat, on protection rolls etc.? Because in the description it only mentions feat die, without any restrictions.

Everytime a character upgrades his Wisdom (by spending Adventure Points), he receives a new Virtue of his choice. Likewise when he upgrades his Valour, he gets a Reward of his choice. He can max these two stats out till they reach 6.

Ah, yes. The Prancing Pony Event table No 7. Thanks for reminding me. :mrgreen: In my case (3 players, soon 4), our Pool would be 4, so all in all (instead of 2.3) it would result in a 1.8. And that's exactly the limit I gave myself. Spend points: yes. But not on every second roll like some Hobbits ...

Not spending hope is leaving a resource underutilised - spending it can help turning a failure to a success and/or add 6s to a roll. I'm still struggling with this view when it comes to Rangers specifically. With Heart 4 he only has Hope 10 and recovers just 2 points in the normal Fellowship Phase....

Thank you too for your insights and your explanations. I think now I know how to visualize it for myself.

You could start by watching this great video that visualizes combat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxCkepCQtoo TN is 20 - attribute, so if you have STRENGTH 6, your STRENGTH TN would be 14 then which you have to roll at minimum to hit. If you enemy has a parry modifier (+1 in your example) it will...