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P. 13 "Value Meaning
–1 Feeble - old, sickly
0 Average - normal person
1 Superior - fit, able person
2 Great - athletic person
3 Spectacular - best in the region
4 Heroic - [...] best in Lemuria
5 [Legendary] - [...] best [in the world]
[6 Mythic - out of this world]"

P. 17 "Most characters have 5 Hero Points to start the game with. If [your Heroes] are [Marked by the Gods (a boon)], [they]’ll have 6 Hero Points. If you chose [the flaw Cursed], then [your PC] may only have 4 Hero Points. If you chose [the flaw Cursed twice], [your PC] may only have 3 Hero Points. [Heroes may even have only 2 Hero Points if they are thrice cursed!] Hero Points are used during the course of adventures to ‘dig deep’ and do heroic (or lucky) things. This is described in greater detail in the next chapter."

P. 18 "Choose a birthplace from those below and select one boon from those listed [for your city or region]. [...]

- Your first boon must be from your city or region – but you get this for free

- Your second boon [...] come[s] from [your region or one of] your career[s] [...]  – but if you take this, you must also take a flaw from your birthplace or [the flaw Cursed for] 1 Hero Point [less]

- Your third boon can be from the master list – but you must also take a flaw [from your region, one of your careers] or [the flaw Cursed for] 1 Hero Point [less]

[- Your third flaw can be from the master list but you can only take it for flavour as you do not get another boon that way]

Typos:

P. 13 "To determine [the value of ] your character’s attribute[s] [...], divide four points between the four attributes as desired."

P. 13 "You cannot start the game with a rating higher than 3 [except if you take some boons (see the List
of Boons and Flaws later in this chapter)].

P. 14 "Use agility when[...] [y]our character is attempting physical endeavours that require speed or coordination, like tumbling, swinging on chandeliers, picking a lock, or cutting a purse off a merchant’s belt."

P. 15 "However, considering the beasts that roam the Lemurian jungles and deserts, most adventurers would consider it wise to have [some] means of keeping them at bay."

P. 16 "The ranged combat ability is used together with agility to determine a hit.

[...]

Reasons not to buy ranged down: What barbarian [...] worth his salt [...] can’t throw that spear into the maw of the giant serpent that is about to devour him? Exactly."

P. 16 "Most Heroes believe it is better to kill [their enemies] before they have a chance to hit back, but other adventurers are a little more cautious and may live a little longer (even if the Sagas don’t mention them so often)."

P. 16 "Traits: Boons and Flaws" This whole section probably doesn't belong here but should be integrated with the "Heroic Beginnings" section starting on page 17.

P. 16 "Boons are advantageous traits, and flaws are disadvantageous ones. [Heroes have] at least one boon and can have more if they take some flaws too. The first boon and flaw available to [them] both depend on where [they] are from.

Lands of origin are detailed [below]."

P. 17 "Krongar is feeling much better now, having recovered 4 points of his lost lifeblood, and is now [at] 11."

P. 17 "Where you are born will provide certain features or characteristics that are common for the peoples of that city or place. Saying that Satarlans are arrogant or Valgardians are uncouth is a generalization, but does have some basis in reality. [...]"

P. 18 "Boons: Having a boon means that you receive a bonus die. This means [that] instead of rolling two dice to resolve a task, you roll three and drop the lowest die. Some boons are different – where this is the case, it is described in the text. Sometimes you will have two boons that can be used for the same Task Roll. If this is the case, you roll two bonus dice, so [that] you roll four dice and drop the two lowest dice.

Flaws: Having a flaw means that you receive a penalty die. This means [that] instead of rolling two dice to resolve a task, you roll three but you drop the highest die. Sometimes you will have two flaws that affect the same Task Roll. If this is the case, you roll two penalty dice, so [that] you roll four dice and drop the two highest dice.

If both a boon and a flaw apply, they cancel each other out.[ ]A full [L]ist of [b]oons and [F]laws appears towards the end of this chapter."

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