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When you fight, use the rules for doing something risky (2d6+stat). On a 10+, you deal damage. On a 7-9, you trade hits with your foe. On a 6-, you get hit.
(That's one way to interpret the roll. It's not totally set in stone and is flexible by design. Let the situation guide your judgment calls.)
Your armor value subtracts from damage you take.
I updated the license to allow for commercial games. See this devlog post here:
https://johnharper.itch.io/lasers-feelings/devlog/229726/lasers-feelings-updated...
Evil Hat provides the PDFs for their games when you buy a hardcopy at a game store. Go to their Bits & Mortar page (https://www.evilhat.com/home/pdf-guarantee/) and they'll hook you up (including the extra islands).
A softcover POD is on DriveThru:
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/m/product/328661
And you can get the hardcover from Leisure Games store in the UK. Or your local game store can order it through the usual distribution channels.
Go to the bundle page: https://itch.io/b/520/bundle-for-racial-justice-and-equality then click the "Download" button, then on the next screen, "Search by title" to get to Blades in the Dark.
No, there aren't any directly editable versions of the maps. The full-page maps in the Player's Kit (https://bladesinthedark.com/downloads) are vector-based, and you can get to the "parts" in AI, but yeah, the formatting of text gets turned to outlines.