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  • Xombie
    Participant

    Hello everyone, it’s really cool to see such a large community for this game here. I put off buying it for so long but now I’ve fixed that mistake and sincerely wish I’d have purchased this game a long time ago.

    I just have a couple quick questions:

    * Is there any errata for the 2nd edition?

    * Is there any sort of FAQ for the 2nd edition?

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  • Insect King
    Participant

    I think the answer is a no for both questions. The closest to a FAQ is the page in the back of the UA2 book which lists superceded material from the various first edition books.

    C.

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  • Xombie
    Participant

    Cool, I haven’t run into anything that’s stumped, or seemed weird to me yet but usually when I get a new book I keep those types of things handy in case something does.

    I think maybe it speaks to the quality of the book to not have something like that readily available.

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  • Insect King
    Participant

    The best would be post here or join the UA mailing list.

    Good luck.

    C.

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  • ervae
    Participant

    It is very much the type of rpg where, if the rules dont cover something or it doesnt make sense, its better just to go with the flow and ignore the book if you so desire. its very much roleplaying over mechanics. and if you get really stuck tell the players that they suddenly wake up in a barn which is painted all over with pictures of winged cattle, they are tied to what looks like a clockwork ride-on lawnmower, and there is a note attached to it saying ‘first one to Paris gets to live’

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  • Stephen Alzis
    Participant

    “if you get really stuck tell the players that they suddenly wake up in a barn which is painted all over with pictures of winged cattle, they are tied to what looks like a clockwork ride-on lawnmower, and there is a note attached to it saying ‘first one to Paris gets to live’.”

    You know, the one thing I love about UA above all else is the fact that this kind of thing happening makes perfect sense.

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