On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 3:02 PM, Simon Osborne <outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> (er) 13: If you win the combat in four rounds or less, turn to 79. >>> If >>> combat lasts five rounds or longer, turn to 158 -> If you win the first >>> combat in four rounds or less, turn to 79. If the first combat lasts five >>> rounds or longer, turn to 158 >>> [jc: Maybe this is a solution to make this section more doable for >>> players >>> starting from this book. It also make sense, that if LW fights with first >>> Vordak more than 4 turns, the second Vordak could have time to damage the >>> ship's pressure tank] >> >> While this may make the book more within reach for beginners, I am >> loath to change it directly. I am much more comfortable with a >> suggestion in the footnote. > > Added the following paragraph to the existing footnote: One potential > solution to make this section more possible for newer players, or those with > lower scores, would be to interpret the first option as: 'If you beat the > first Vordak in four rounds or less, turn to 79.' In this case, the player > would still need to survive five full rounds of combat, but as long as the > first Vordak is defeated within four rounds, the second Vordak will not be > able to damage the ship's pressure tank. Can we avoid the minor spoiler here about what the second Vordak is doing? :) >>> (ft) 60: If you possess the Sommerswerd >>> [jfs: Turn to this number if you possess a magical weapon such as the >>> Magic >>> Spear, the Dagger of Vashna, or the Jewelled Mace. But do not apply the >>> bonuses related to the Sommerswerd detailed in that section. Note: For >>> consistency with "The Captives of Kaag", in which, you can combat a >>> Helghast >>> with the Jewelled Mace or the Dagger of Vashna (section 12 -> 330).] >> >> Sounds good. Have we decided if there were any other magical weapons. >> Bronin Warhammer? ;) > > Gah! I knew there was another one! Reworded the footnote(s) slightly to take > the Bronin Warhammer into consideration. Actually, I'm not sure the Bronin Warhammer is a magical weapon. The evidence isn't clear. If this is a definitive list, we should remove the "such as". If it isn't, we should leave those words in. >>> (er) 89, 280, 299: a-piece -> apiece >>> -> "The fare's 40 Lune a-piece..." >>> -> "One item a-piece and you can continue on your way..." >>> -> "The fare's 40 Lune a-piece..." >> >> "apiece" Just making sure that you noticed this one since you didn't comment. -- Jon ~~~~~~ Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon