Yes.

You have the stickers in the psd format?

I know there is a pdf of them, it is protected as in all the files at drivethrurpg.com, sadly. I have the the Swedish pdf version of the stickers (non-protected), but my English stickers are also sadly locked away. Perhaps asking support@frialigan.se about it.

The stickers have never been given out in the psd format (what I know of), but among the FbL files on drivethrurpg.com is a pdf of the stickers.

It depends on the trap. Those traps that are described in the various adventure sites usually allow for a Skill Roll to avoid. The exact skill depend on the trap, from Sleight of Hands for a chest trap to Dodge or Parry for a blade trap.

Mutant Year Zero has an optional rule called Combat Maps. It goes like this: * A "Move" action lets you move up to 5 squares. * Those that can move at double speed, has a movement of 10 squares per action, etc.. * Ranges: - Arm's Length range (called Engage in Alien) is in your square or the the squ...

I think that this is supposed to be included in the encumbrance of the weapon.

In another Year Zero game, a reload weigh 1/4 (and grenades 1/2) so if you want to have a weight for these things, you can use those guidelines.

Det är så jag också gör. Då får spelarna en chans att förstå sig gäller för just denna demon.

1) De är monster. Alla monster slåss som monster om inget annat anges. 2) Monster slår bara Grundtärningar och hur många de slår anges för varje attacktyp. I ditt exempel (med Klor) så slår du fram hur många Grundtärningar som just denna demon har när den anfaller med klorna med T6+4. Så slår du en ...

Thankyou so to be clear.

If you assist a player, you will suffer the consequences of a failure, i.e not getting a single success (6s) on a dice. However you will not suffer attribute or gear damage from dice failures (1s) irrespective of whether the roll succeeded or failed.

Jack

Correct 

Only the player that makes the skill roll will take damage (on a bane when pushing), but since a failed skill will have a consequence (p.43) and that consequence will also happen to the nice helper.