The general information for "Runic Alphabet, Mortal":
Subtract -2 from the spell check to trace the run in mid-air; -4 to trace the run invisibly;
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Subtract -2 from the spell check to trace the run in mid-air; -4 to trace the run invisibly;
Don't worry Fin, it seems the text is surprisingly typo-free (I have yet to find one, and I have a really good eye for these things due to my job.)finarvyn wrote:Damn.![]()
Well, my spellchecker wouldn't have caught that one and I guess my eyes blipped right over it.
Thanks. I have poor vision anyway and the intense reading session I went through with the pre-Beta really wiped me out. I was just kinda hoping to be perfect, that's all, since I know that folks really pounce on silly typos....rabindranath72 wrote:Don't worry Fin, it seems the text is surprisingly typo-free (I have yet to find one, and I have a really good eye for these things due to my job.)finarvyn wrote:Damn.![]()
Well, my spellchecker wouldn't have caught that one and I guess my eyes blipped right over it.
I have found a missing space between two words, though (can't recall where, sorry!)
Anyway, it's much better than any final texts produced by at least two companies! (one starts with T, the other with M)
I saw one in the Elf...uhh..."class"....description. Pg. 43, Under Supernatural Patrons.rabindranath72 wrote:I have found a missing space between two words, though (can't recall where, sorry!)
goodmangames wrote:Thanks for the catches everyone. For every typo, one minion shall be thrown into the Great Pit and sacrificed to the Editorial Gods! Who wants to go first??
The check result of 24 according to the chart on pg. 82 should indicate the cleric turns 1d3+CL 4 HD creatures & not 1d4+CL as stated above. Also, the result of 5 should be changed to a 4, that means he could turn the vampire and 3 of the skeletons not 4. I'm assuming the cleric is 1st level since he gets a +1 bonus to the check & no luck modifier is mentioned anywhere in the example. Might help to make things clearer by indicating the cleric's caster level in the example.For example,
if a cleric were charged by a band of 1 HD skeletons
led by a 4 HD vampire commander, the player could designate whether he targets the skeletons or the vampire. If he targets the skeletons and rolls 19, he turns 1d4+CL of these lesser un-dead but does not affect the vampire. If he targets the vampire and his next check is 24, he turns 1d4+CL 4 HD creatures. If he rolls 5, that means he could turn the vampire and 4 of the skeletons.
That's not saying much. My 4 year old nephew can issue a document with better editing than "M. Publishing".Stainless wrote:Compared to M. Publishing, it's a breath of fresh air.