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No problem! That's more than enough to get me started and also just good advice generally. I'm finally gonna be running this game after just randomly stumbling on it so many years ago so I'm mostly just using this post to expend nervous energy tbh.

 I'm super psyched to hear y'all are potentially going around for another pass on this game, I think it really deserves it. Everybody I've shown it too has been so enchanted with it! So if you put out a second edition or another one-shot or anything I'll be first in line.

Thank you for taking the time to respond!

Hi y'all, fist of all I love the hell out of this game both mechanically and vibes-wise. But I noticed a few discrepancies between the player folio and the handbook that I wanted to double check which is the intended...things.

the loot table for mutuals and camera roll is missing from the handbook and the folio says that reputation is something you roll for separately rather than with the other inventory items.

The folio mentions Background and Goals questions in addition to the relationship questions but the handbook only has the relationship questions, are they missing or were they removed at some point?

The folio says you get to pick 3 bonuses during character creation and swapping two attribute bonuses is one of the options, but the handbook only says to pick 2, and swapping is just something you get to do earlier in character creation.

The character sheet and folio says that carrying capacity is str+con+5 but the handbook says str+con+10.

I also just had couple general questions:

This may just be me being dumb and not reading properly but is the GM supposed to roll anything for NPC’s attacks? Do they just deal damage unless the players intervene like in the example combat? And when they do deal damage you just roll whatever their hit die is right?

Also why is losing a notable follower one of the outcomes of a call to action when all the other outcomes are positive? Do you have to pick that option if you roll a 12+?

Thanks for reading this, hope you don't mind me letting my inner editor out to play.