Hello guys, some people are having a some problems understanding the rules. Fisrt, the character sheet has a really good rules summary. So here I'll give some gameplay examples, hoping that it gets more clear.

Attacking with the path of the blade. 

1. Drunvar, the brave says that he is going to attack a snake demonete! He only has one advancement in the blade path. The Judge says that the difficulty of the snake demonete is 3 giving him a 9 as a  reference value in the roll table. Since he has one advancement in the blade path (-1), the reference value is 8 giving him this cenário in the roll table: 2-4 miss, 5-7 parcial success, 8-12 total success and a feat that has to be rolled in the table of the blade path. He gets a 6, rolling 2 and 4 in the dice, since 4 is the high dice rolled he inflicts an avarege damage in the demonete. The difficulty of the demonete is 3 it so it has 3 light damage, 2 avarage damage and 1 serious damage as it's health points. But, it was a partial success by Drunvar, the demonete gets a chance to attack, Drunvar who has a blade path protection level of 3 giving the demonete a 9 in the reference value (2-5 fail, 6-8 parcial success, 9-10 total success). The demonete gets a 3 and a 4 in the dice, making an avarage damage in Drunvar, eventough it´s a parcial success Drunvar don't gets another chance of attack.
2. After his friends attacks, Drunvar aims to kill the demonete, he rolls another attack respecting the rolling cenario above, now he gets an 11! A 6 and 5 is rolled in the dice, because of the 6 he strikes a serious wounds in the demonete! The demonete is dead because it has a only one serious wound, despite of still having avarage and light wounds as it's health points. Drunvar can still roll a feat in the blade pact.

Rule Summary that is used in the example above:

1. The Judge says the difficulty of the target, and the reference value on the roll table.
2. All the (-) of the paths are applied in the reference value.
3. Roll the attack
4. In a hit, the highest number in the dice make the damage (1-3: light, 4-5 medium, 6 serious).
5. In a partial success, it gives the opponent a chance to strike back, both paths have protection levels (3 for blades and 2 for pacts) that work as difficulty to strike the characters.
6. If the character rolls a 2d6 and gets a total success, he will roll the feat table of his path.