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I must admit that I would, in a similar situation, assume strength is equal to health Oh, duh! I didn't even think of that. It still doesn't give a value for Close Combat, but it's something. So that you know what to roll to resist when a PC attempts a grapple? I don’t think it’s at all possible fo...

I must admit that I would, in a similar situation, assume strength is equal to health

Oh, duh! I didn't even think of that. It still doesn't give a value for Close Combat, but it's something.

Just a quick summary of the changes I made to the scenario included with the Cinematic Starter Kit—hopefully this will be of use to those of you who have yet to run it. I removed Lucas, and changed Cham's last personal agenda to 'You’ve seen what these monsters can do—they are a threat not just to y...

Just curious as to what you've found your runtimes to be? Have you made it all the way through the scenario?

I'm curious about this as well. How long were your sessions? How far did the players get in that time?

Good spot! That sort of tracking should be have been done with Paragraph or Character Styles (if they used InDesign), rather than the space bar.

In the most recent newsletter it says 'Behind the scenes, we're working very hard on the full rulebook, and we expect to be able to share a Beta PDF of whole thing with you in a few weeks.' Would a developer be able to go into more detail about this? Are we getting another .pdf closer to the release...

Ah! And you have to reload regardless—that makes much more sense. Thanks all!

I have updated my original post now that I've submitted my feedback on the Cinematic Starter Kit.

I submitted my feedback on the Cinematic Starter Kit successfully, but when I went back to edit it the form refused to submit, stating 'Your response is too large. Try shortening some answers.'

Could I get confirmation that my feedback was received? Thanks.

Could I get some clarification on when Panic Rolls are made? Page 62 of the Cinematic Starter Kit seems to suggest that it’s after the action is complete—’Whenever you … roll one or more (1s) on your Stress Dice … you have emptied your clip after the attack and need to reload (in addition to making ...