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In page 136, in the description of the two and three-dot powers of the Marionette Manifestation for the Stigmata Key, "Conscription of Blood" and "Circumscription of Blood" are referenced. Both of them are just standing for the first power of the Stigmata Marionette.

The Key Initiation (Tier 2 opt-in merit) doesn't seem to have any use any more.

Crabbadon:

The Key Initiation (Tier 2 opt-in merit) doesn't seem to have any use any more.

I concur.

Im thinking of opening up my Hunter: The Vigil book and seeing what those Tier 2 groups offer for bonuses and see if I can house rule (shudder) an even alternative since Geist Krewe creation rules seem to be a Build your own hunter groups with ghostly powers.

I am beginning to doubt whether we will have an official errata since the Mage one is still being compiled (aka eaten by dust bunnies) and they don’t seem to have plans for a Geist ST Screen... gir.

MrPrim:

- The precise penalty for what Resurrection fluctuates throughout the book:  I've seen: Lower Psyche by 1, Lower Max Synergy by 1, and Lower Max Synergy by 2.  I know the last one is what it says in the Resurrection section and the one we're meant to use, I thought I should mention the fluctuation.

The penalty listed on p. 174 is the correct one (lose a point of Synergy, maximum Synergy reduced by two).

JNewman:

MrPrim:

- The precise penalty for what Resurrection fluctuates throughout the book:  I've seen: Lower Psyche by 1, Lower Max Synergy by 1, and Lower Max Synergy by 2.  I know the last one is what it says in the Resurrection section and the one we're meant to use, I thought I should mention the fluctuation.

The penalty listed on p. 174 is the correct one (lose a point of Synergy, maximum Synergy reduced by two).

The confusion may be from the Tier 3 founder merit, which lowers the Max Synergy loss to 1 instead of 2, but I believe that there was some screw ups in the wording of the merit that it mentioned Psyche at some point instead of Synergy.

This is a nice and concise little bit of errors and corrections. I am going to sticky it for the benefit of any newcomers.

Ah, you beat me to it. :)

Haunters:

Crabbadon:

The Key Initiation (Tier 2 opt-in merit) doesn't seem to have any use any more.

I concur.

The eleventh-hour change to Keys seems to have introduced no end of bugs into the system.  I would like to see a post from one of the writers explaining the official fix to the rules for Keys.  Until then, I'm going to wing it: in much the same way thatCeremonies cost 50% more experience if you lack a teacher, my house rule is going to be that Keys cost 15 xp if they're not related to your Threshold. 

This may already have been mentioned, but the search function is unforgiving.

The Second Appendix refers to characters as having the 'Hex' Manifestation several times. p298, 301, 303.

The only other reference to Hex in the book is as a Krewe position on page 29.

GoldMatenes:

This may already have been mentioned, but the search function is unforgiving.

The Second Appendix refers to characters as having the 'Hex' Manifestation several times. p298, 301, 303.

The only other reference to Hex in the book is as a Krewe position on page 29.

Im thinking Hex was renamed to The Curse, much like the Primeval key is referenced as the Beast key in some of its descriptions amongst the manifestations.

So I have three
Pg 143 - The Rage says that at lvl 2 that the damage may be lethal or bashing. On the same pg The Passion Rage says that it only does bashing. Which is it?

Pg 120 - The Stillness Boneyard lvl 4 contradicts itself. It starts by saying that it affects a specific target, but then later says it affects every character within the boneyard. Again which is it? Also what kind of actions may be taken while using Boneyard as the general descrition states that the user needs to maintain a trance like state, but then goes on to describe that the Boneyard is stationary, set on where the sin-eater first uses it?

Pg 173 - Under Last Resort it describes cold blooded murder as a synergy loss (automatic) yet doesn't explain that under the Synergy section on pg 83. I would ask why this is an automatic loss, or rather a loss at all given the nature of Sin-eaters, especially of the Reaper Archtype?

ravengode:

Pg 143 - The Rage

The 'bashing damage' description is just the general (one-dot) description. A little redundant, but makes sense once you know.

ravengode:

Pg 120 - The Stillness Boneyard

Probably just a revising. It says everyone within the Boneyard and so do the rest of the powers, so that should be it.

ravengode:

Pg 173 - Under Last Resort

Cold blooded and cruel murder is an auto Synergy loss at ANY level. Not killing an enemy, not self-defense, random, incidental murder.

ravengode:

Pg 143 - The Rage says that at lvl 2 that the damage may be lethal or bashing. On the same pg The Passion Rage says that it only does bashing. Which is it?

The Passion Rage only inflicts bashing damage; this is a special case like the low range of the Stigmata Rage.

ravengode:

Pg 173 - Under Last Resort it describes cold blooded murder as a synergy loss (automatic) yet doesn't explain that under the Synergy section on pg 83. I would ask why this is an automatic loss, or rather a loss at all given the nature of Sin-eaters, especially of the Reaper Archtype?

The automatic Synergy loss only occurs when killing someone in order to heal fully as described on p. 173, not for every act of murder.

GoldMatenes:

ravengode:

Pg 173 - Under Last Resort

Cold blooded and cruel murder is an auto Synergy loss at ANY level. Not killing an enemy, not self-defense, random, incidental murder.

I've asked this before; Digital Raven has the right of it.