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That type of characters would fall under the archetype 'Occultist'. The name of the profession for such a character could be anything from seer, medium to mystic. NPCs usually have a profession name associated with them, not an archetype, so it would be Siri, Seer. If a player would make such a char...

There are not that many combat scenes in this game and when they happen they tend to be very short. I think this is one of those descriptions that are there for thematic reasons and would hardly ever come into play. In those rare occasions that you have a long gun combat scene, then I think the GR c...

The talent knifeman (p67 and p140) doesn't have a description. It looks like it has been renamed to Blade Fighter.

You always add stress dice to skill rolls unless the rules say otherwise. Death Rolls for example is such exception.

May I ask what chapters those six chapters are?

I don't have the alpha pdf so I can't speak about that but according to the feedback thread, it is only the first six chapters that is included. If this book is written like pretty much all the other FL books, this means that pretty much only the rule chapters have been released. The setting chapter...

Ok thanks. In regards to sneaking, how would you handle on party member wanting to sneak through dense brush to flank the enemies while the rest of the party engaged them head on if not by using the sneaking skill? By using one of the two variants of sneak attacks. 1) The sneaking PC declares that ...

1. Can one dash and sneak at the same time? The common sense answer seems like no, but I can't find a reference in the rules that would prevent it. Dash is something you do in rounds and that means you are in combat. There is no sneak once combat have started. 2. Our scholar spent most of the first...

There are no hidden dice rolls in this game. So when the target of a manipulation rolls for Insight he can use his Incorruptible to boost this dice roll. This is an open dice roll and if he has rank 3 he just declares that he has that and the manipulation automatically fails without dice rolls. All ...

Animal attacks are a variant of unarmed attack (crit 4, armour +3). This most often means that it will do normal damage only, no crits (bears have a higher chance of causing a crit). Not totally unrealistic. The animal attacks you until you go down and then it will kill you.