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On 2/20/2019 at 7:45 PM, Christoph Kohring said:

PAM!

Well, we also have "Paladin: Warriors of Charlemagne", or PWC...

On 2/9/2019 at 8:56 AM, Morien said:

I wonder if a better mechanism would be to apply multipliers as the PKs cross certain thresholds... For example:

Geniality > Length: x2

Geniality > 2 x Length: x5

Geniality > 3 x Length: x10 (replaces the Most Congenial reward)

This way, the PKs would be encouraged to try to rack up as many points as possible, but it would not depend on the number of PKs nor any other PK's total. Granted, this means that the PKs are not competing against one another, but I find that generally to be a good thing. Depends on your group, obviously.

I think these suggestions and comments by Morien are interesting and easily applicable (as usual: thanks Morien!).

In particular, I tend to play with very few PKs (1 to 3), and of course a 1-PK party cannot compete internally, while competition within a 3-PK party is quite limited in scope... Moreover, I'm a big  fan of collaborative, non-competitive play (it was my main reason to start playing RPGs, back in 1984...).

Although not strictly needed, maybe some form of these suggestions could be included as alternate rules in future iterations of the book (hint, hint...)?

Sincerely, I don't know. However, I'll check at home with my copies of both editions and will inform you of any significant differences I'll find.

"Prince (King?) Achilles Myrmidon", abbreviated "Myrmidon"

"Swift-footed Achilles Thetides", abbreviated "Thetides"

"Swift-footed Achilles Pelides", abbreviated "Pelides"

EDIT: Problem solved, it turns out I had an old PDF (I bought it the first day it was available!), and the new PDF I downloaded today has higher resolution maps. Sorry!

Hi!

I have the Reign of Terror PDF, and I love every bit of it.

EXCEPT...

The resolution of maps (both in the main file and in the players' handouts) is awfully low, to the point that it is difficult to read the location numbers and names. 

Is it possible to download/receive higher-resolution versions of these images?

Roberto