On Sunday 26 April 2009, Simon Osborne wrote: > On 25/04/2009 01:19, Benjamin I Krefetz wrote: > > Ah yes. I thought I checked the test area to see if any changes > > had been made, but I guess I didn't. That still leaves the issue of > > sections 126 and 333, though. Do we change them all to right wrist? > > In the Mongoose editions, 126 still reads 'left wrist', but 333 has > been corrected to 'right wrist'. For the sake of clarity, we might as > well change both to 'right wrist' in harmony with our previous change > and the Mongoose editions. > > One small query on 126: > > "You notice that several of these ruffians bear the strange tattoo of > a serpent on their left wrist: the sign of Vonotar the Traitor." > > Clearly 'left' -> 'right'; but should we also change 'wrist' to > 'wrists'? Not sure. In 03tcok, section 26 we have "The Ice Barbarians also have curious Bracelets attached to their left wrists." I checked a few other occurrences of "wrists". It seems "wrists" almost always refers to the two wrists of one or more persons. For example in 21votm, section 31: "These poor wretches wear heavy iron manacles which encase their wrists and ankles. Standing behind them are eight hard-faced guards, each with a loop of knotted rope that dangles menacingly from their wrists." "their left wrists" sound strange to my (German) ears. In German we'd say "their left/right wrist" if we talk about one wrist of several persons and we'd say "their wrists" if we talk about both wrists of several persons. Regards, Ingo ~~~~~~ Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon