Official Errata: Changes and fixes to the game (Subscription Recommended)

• The Cannon item has had the combat talent it grants renamed to "Cannonball!".
  
• Caltrops has been updated to make it slightly more useful by using loss of life rather than damage.
  

Philadelphus wrote:Vicious Hawkeye had a typo where it was doing 3d6 extra damage, same as Hellscream Hawkeye. It has been fixed to 2d6.

• The abilities Heart of Courage and Tricks of the Trade has been removed from the system. Heart of Courage was an uninteresting ability in the system, only finding a home among min-maxing builds, while Tricks of the Trade made a character's overall strength too high and could be added to pretty much any character, making players have to choose between taking the ability themselves or being outclassed by those who have. Removing these abilities will help the system out.
  
• Applejack of All Trades has been reworked a bit. Instead of granting untrained skill checks a +1 bonus, it now cancels the +3 bonus that training gives you and gives you a +1 bonus to all of your skill checks instead. In additional, its cost has been decreased to the low price of zero ability points. What a deal! These changes make Applejack of All Trades more interesting, changing a core element of how a character works, and making it a free ability to take allows players to take it without having to worry about their other abilities.
  
• Watching Like A Hawk now places a mark onto the target instead of just designating the target as your prey. You can also now remove the mark by holding onto the creature for a minute. If you do this, you gain the magic point you spent on Watching Like A Hawk back (if you spent one). This adds a mini-game element to the ability. Spend a magic point, gain the ability, and if you can get your target before the time runs out, you get the magic point back! The hunter can now catch his prey!
  

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• Applejack of All Trades has received a minor rewording, to give a better understanding of the intended effects of it.
  
• Companion has received some rewording and reworking to its second paragraph. Companions no longer gain Specialist, and instead start with a base stat of 3 in all attributes and 8 attribute points naturally. Companion also states that it doesn't gain any more attribute points naturally outside of the 8 previously mentioned. Companions can no longer take the abilities Specialist, which would provide 8 attribute points with no downside for 3 ability points, and Applejack of All Trades, which would provide a +1 bonus to all of a Companion's skill checks with no downside and at no cost.
  
• Elemental Resistance and Elemental Affinity now states that you may take these abilities multiple times. This has been an intended element of the ability but the lack of notice to players (such as myself) being unaware of this, and telling others that they can only be taken once. Now you can take them to your heart's content. Or until you have taken them all.
  
• Lightning Rod has been completely reworked. Before it gave a +5 bonus to creating storms but a -5 penalty to clearing them. For the new Lightning Rod, you choose a single type of atmospheric condition. The preparation time to create or clear that weather condition decreases to 10 seconds, and once per day you may increase the range of Weather-Crafter to a one mile radius while creating or clearing away that weather condition. This rework should turn Lighting Rod into the best friend of anyone who takes Weather-Crafter with a single weather condition in mind.
  
• Cunning Disguise has been revamped. It's preparation time has changed from 10 minutes to a flexible amount up to 5 minutes, and instead of providing a bonus equal to half your perception or persuasion score, it now provides a +1 bonus for each minute spent studying your mark. This should make the ability more useable while in a rush and for non-Streetwise-based characters, especially ones who need to be disguised (such as Changelings).
  

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