As stated before, this new, expanded version of the game includes everything the previous edition did before, but with added content. It should also be noted that combat has been revamped in some areas. If you purchased the previous version, this should just be a free download for you. If you have been considering buying this game, but haven't yet, now is a good time.
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Fantastic! I will have to pick this up!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even see it on RPG NOW. Buying one immediately.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, with the way it was published, it didn't show up as a "new" publication, since, technically, it's just an update to the previous version.
DeleteSo... bought it, read it, made some characters... I'm a bit confused on how the Recovery works in combat. i assume you roll vs 10+Damage taken, nit just Damage taken. i think it says it one way in the rules and the other in the examples.
ReplyDeleteIn my copy it says in the "Recovery Roll" paragraph:
Delete"...can make a Recovery roll of 2d10 plus his Endurance modifier, with a Difficulty equal to the total damage taken plus 10, to see if they recover."