EddieS wrote:
Question #1:
Regarding Equipment and Gear Quality: Pg. 231 of the main rule book states that Fine quality equipment adds +1 to rolls involving the associated skill (if any) and Exceptional quality equipment lowers the encumbrance value by 1 (to a minimum of 1) along with the benefits of Fine quality.
How does this affect a Backpack (besides the obvious -1 to Encumbrance)? Will the quality of an Exceptional Backpack permit another benefit (say such as a greater carrying capacity?) since it will not give a skill bonus? More importantly, what impact might this Exceptional Backpack have in the Living Campaign (if at all)?
Fine would do.. well.. it would look real good...
Exceptional would reduce the encumbrance to 1, which is nice.
EddieS wrote:
Question #2:
Blade Upon the Wind talent (pg. 187), a Limited Talent which is provided by the Initiate of the Tal Kanath (Dancer of the Elements) Path (pg. 285), has a Tier III and a Tier IV associated with it. The problem: Acquiring the Talent doesn't remove the "limited" quality from the it for one to access again, nor does the Initiate of the Tal Kanath Path provide it again for further access. Is this an oversight or was this Talent meant to be taken once allowing the following Tiered abilities to auto-include once a character reaches the appropriate level?
becoming an Initiate of the Tal Kanath should remove the limited tag for you..
I'll include it in the current errata.. easy fix