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    Page 211 - The Crates: "In total, there are 16 crates: eight hold strange and futuristic-looking machine parts, while the rest contain items related to the Cthulhu Mythos." This leaves eight crates for Mythos items, when in fact, only seven crates are described, and one of those is optional.
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    Page 196 - Map of the Penhew Foundation: Page 53 of the Player Handouts shows the map of the Penhew Foundation minus notations, but the image still shows the red door and trap door in location 2 on the main floor, as well as the secret door at location 2 in the basement and the existence of Gavigan's secret room (location 13). Perhaps these give away too much information?
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    Page 196 - VISITING THE PENHEW FOUNDATION: "while an administrator sits at a desk just inside the main entrance from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m." Presumably that should be extended to 5:30 as "Normal office hours for the Foundation are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m."
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    Page 196 - On the Penhew Foundation: The address of "The Penhew Foundation is in Central London on Devonshire Street (now Boswell St.), off Theobalds Road (a Bloomsbury address north of Oxford Street and west of the British Museum)" doesn't jive with the "35 Tottenham Court Road" address given on the Carlyle Papers America #2: Penhew Foundation Business Card. Although there is a real London intersection of Boswell St and Theobalds Road, that location places it *east* of the British Museum. The western placement on the provided maps places it nearer to the intersection of Morwell and Bayley Streets.
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    I get that the NPC profile pictures are circled in green belts for "good" and red belts for "bad", but there is no actual legend stating that as a convention. Also, the red/green combination provides an extremely poor colour contrast for those with protanopia (red/green colour deficiency). Perhaps red and blue would be better colour choices? Realistically, I would prefer to do away with those belts altogether as they take up so much of the image. I'd rather have the image size increased for these thumbnails. Also, for those that aren't in the NPC Portraits handouts, having the coloured belts means I can't quickly show the page to players, because they'll be quick to realize that what the difference between the two colours represents.
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    Page 47 - The Avatar in the Pyramid The second paragraph starts off "In the 1650s...". This date does not jive with the date of the narrative of the Conquistadors. It should be 1540s and is correct on the handout for the "Carlyle Papers Peru #3".
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