There is a difference between Quarter Day (6 hours) and Quarter Hour (15 minutes).So in the Bitter Reach pg.31 on the weather Table for cold the Results of 1-3 and 4-5 seem functionally identical to me.
"1–3 COLD. Every PC without adequate protection against the cold (see below)
must make an ENDURANCE roll every Quarter Day to not become COLD.
4–5 BITING. Every PC without adequate protection must make an ENDURANCE roll
every Quarter Hour to not become COLD"
Is this intentional?
It seems strange that they aren't different?
I've looked around the forums and I haven't found anything.
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Re: Errata for published game
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- tddts
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Re: Errata for published game
In Bloodmarch book:
In the text box about Horne and Have the high priest is named Likolapis
But in Ashenstead description his name is Liklaudos.
Its obviously the same guy.
In the text box about Horne and Have the high priest is named Likolapis
But in Ashenstead description his name is Liklaudos.
Its obviously the same guy.
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Re: Errata for published game
Here's a picky language one. The Player's Handbook refers to one action by two different names in various places, both in the text and the tables. "Get Up" and "Stand Up" mean similar things and are often used interchangeably but are not quite the same thing. "Stand Up" is unambiguous and would be the better choice. "Get Up" can mean stand up, but it can also be used in other situations such as "I get up on the table", which does not mean I'm standing on the table, I could be sitting, lying, crawling, etc. In addition to clarity, another argument for using a single name everywhere is, searching the text by one or the other will currently only get about half of the relevant rules sections.
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