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Thanks for the feedback ! Both of your questions can be answered by knowing that you can only flip the next card or the Tome when you ACHIEVE a feat, not when you take the feat action. I should find a way to make it visually clearer I think. 

The Tome is meant to be a Push your luck mechanism. When you achieve a feat, you may want to flip the next card to have a new action and more chances to place renown, or you may choose to play it safe and flip the whole Tome to be sure to score points in Evening and not remove half of your renown.

In practice it is really complicated to get all 9 feat actions, because to achieve the feat it usually requires more than the action given by the feat. Also you need to have 8 renown on the map already in order to set-up a Tome with 9 feat cards, that would be quite difficult.

Ah, that makes more sense!  I was just misreading the cards.  I should've been paying more attention to the bullet points to denote the actions.  Maybe removing the line break before the "Then" statement would make the Achieve action read as one block of text instead of two?  Otherwise, this seems like the kind of clarification that could be written in the Law of Root rather than on the cards themselves.

I also read past the step that says "Repeat [placing a feat on the Tome] once per Renown on the map".  The growing (or shrinking) book should make the Push-Your-Luck mechanism much more dynamic.  Would love to see this in action!