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Hiya,

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2012/Q3: Player’s and GM’s Guides

Kind regards, James

Hiya, The spellcaster can lower his Spell Defense for casting, using the normal rules for doing so. And I put you wrong, earlier, sorry. :oops: The spellcaster's "natural" Spell Defense is based on his Perception only; Circle bonuses, bonuses from objects, spells, threads, etc., aren't inc...

Hiya, 1) the natural spell defense means his basic "perception" derivated SD ? does the "natural SD" can include the SD bonuses coming from the higher cirlces bonuses ? The spellcaster's "natural" Spell Defense is based on his Perception only; Circle bonuses, bonuses fr...

Hiya, 1. Are there any symbols of the elements in the ED material? I have several first through third edition books, but can't remember seeing any. There's nothing specifically shown in the ED material. Having said that, it's something artists could be tasked with for making a custom SW card deck (i...

I'll add this to the Errata document in the forum in the next update.

Glad we got there in the end!

Hi Gryphon, Actions work differently for creatures in ED3 (the syntax "Number of Attacks" and "Number of Spells" were used in ED1 and ED2 -- the latter from Living Room Games). The Dragons book was published by Living Room Games, though there was a free version release by FASA ba...

Hiya, Sorry. It's been a while since I've played ED1. The creature may use one of its "number of spells" to weave spell threads (it's there on p.286, ED1 Rulebook). So you and Mataxes is correct (and the Thread Weaving/Casting example is correct). PS: I've edited this Topic to note that it...

Incidentally, since skills dont seem to be needed for advancement, do many people bother buying them up? Whats the advantage other than flexibility? Adepts learn them to round out/cater for abilities that they don't get as part of their talent tree. Having a few Ranks in various general skills is a...