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    BRCS hiatus?

    Why has the BRCS effectively stopped? Only the first two chapters have been sanctioned from what I can tell and that was apparently two years ago. What's happened to the rest?

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    Moslty lack of support and energy (on my part).

    A few people have chimed in to aid in the writing, but mostly they either got sucked up into other projects or tried to insert house-rules and ignore the redults of polls conducted.

    I do have some work done on Chap 3 (some by a faithful attemped helper) but it still needs some work (new spell descriptions and editorials) before it can be posted for review.
    Duane Eggert

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    What about proofreading and rules checking? Even in the sanctioned chapters, I've noticed occasions where the rules are still referring to Bloodline as a statistic (Major 10, Great 18, for instance), as well as a couple of basic typographical errors.

    I'm more than willing to help. The BRCS has been out in the Vos cold for far too long!

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    I would like to help with BRCS too. Birthright is my favorite RPG setting since 1995, when it was first published. I have almost all of the BR material, but what I miss I have on my PC as a scan.

    So whatever You need, I am here...

    PS: Although I hate WOTC vanilla d20, and their approach on RPGs, I know that house-rule freaks (like myself, lol) only make it harder for the majority, even if we invent those rules to further what we think is best for our favorite settings.

    PS II: English is not my native language, so that might prove a setback, but I believe that there are always someone who can correct minor errors I make.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thelandrin View Post
    What about proofreading and rules checking? Even in the sanctioned chapters, I've noticed occasions where the rules are still referring to Bloodline as a statistic (Major 10, Great 18, for instance), as well as a couple of basic typographical errors.

    I'm more than willing to help. The BRCS has been out in the Vos cold for far too long!

    I actually have a list of editorials that I've been compiling as people have made them (not really that many considering).

    Which are the statistic ones you are referring to (major 10, Great 18)?

    Are they are in the feat table? If so that is refering to a score value that is required to take the feat (Bld = blood score value). So at times you might be required to have a blood score value of 32 and scion class level 2 (Animal affinity - great) or blood score 36 and scion class level 2 and Basaia bloodline derivation (Light of Reason - Great).
    Duane Eggert

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    It's mainly in Chapter Two (of course), where they're discussing bloodlines and genetics, but it also occurs in Chapter Eight, with the monsters - I think the Ogre has an incorrect score. (He also has one feat too few for a human Fighter 6/Ogre 6.)

    I work as a proofreader/editor and I spot spelling mistakes a mile off, so any others I find, I'll be sure to pass on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thelandrin View Post
    It's mainly in Chapter Two (of course), where they're discussing bloodlines and genetics, but it also occurs in Chapter Eight, with the monsters - I think the Ogre has an incorrect score. (He also has one feat too few for a human Fighter 6/Ogre 6.)

    I work as a proofreader/editor and I spot spelling mistakes a mile off, so any others I find, I'll be sure to pass on.

    I don't understand the "problems" in Chap 2 with genetics - you will need to be more specific as to what the issue(s) are there.

    Chap 8 hasn't been updated yet - so it will need to "catch up".

    Also since the sanctioned changes to Chap 1 several things in the Domain and War chapters need to "catch up" too.
    Duane Eggert

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