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I noticed that the dice provided with the core set are unorthodox. Most dice manufacturers place numbers such that opposite sides add up to the number of faces+1. Now as long as a dice is well balanced this shouldn't make much difference, but with the inclusion of "The Carnival" Harrow suddenly the opposite side of dice is significant. Does this mean that we should be only playing with the non standard sets provided with the game, be following the common convention of assuming n+1, or what ever this particular dice says on it particlar opposite face?

For reference the dice recieved with the game
D6s: Stanard arrangement.
D8s pair: 1-6, 2-5, 3-8, 4-7
D10s: follow normal die standards except that the common "0" is instead printed "10"
D12 pair: 1-7, 2-10, 3-9, 4-8, 5-12, 6-11

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The book is missing page 19 to 30. Is there anywhere I can download those pages. Do not want to have to wait months for a new copy.

I have this exact problem. Is there a way I can also get a replacement or a digital of the missing pages (Covid and all)