Slowed after Unconscious 1.3


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The new Dying rules intro says you are no longer slowed after having the Dying condition, you get Wounded instead.
The Unconscious rules on the next page still have you slowed after being unconscious.
I'm presuming that this is in error and the Slowed part of the Unconscious rules should not apply? Currently recovering from Dying gives you Wounded and recovering from Unconscious gives you Slowed. Can you be Dying without being Unconscious?


That does look like a mistake.

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Any further clarification on this?

Because on the next page, it also still says this:

Quote:

Page 300—In Spending 1 Hero Point, change everything

after “spend 1 Hero Point to” to “return to 1 Hit Point.
As normal for gaining HP when dying, you lose the dying
condition, become conscious, and are slowed for 1 round.”


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They updated the text from the Playtest book but forgot to modify what was written for 1.2 and is no longer valid IMHO.


Yeah, same happened with Skill-Points.
1.3 updated the classes and the previous update that killed Signature Skills and changed Skill-Points for the classes is still in the 1.3 document.


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Penn wrote:

The new Dying rules intro says you are no longer slowed after having the Dying condition, you get Wounded instead.

The Unconscious rules on the next page still have you slowed after being unconscious.
I'm presuming that this is in error and the Slowed part of the Unconscious rules should not apply? Currently recovering from Dying gives you Wounded and recovering from Unconscious gives you Slowed. Can you be Dying without being Unconscious?

Look at this:

Dying process sheet


That's a nice sheet! It's missing one part though: "Any time you lose the dying condition, you increase your wounded value by 1 if you already have the condition"

You could probably just change it to:

You had dying condition [Wounded +1]

Also, what does "Hard difficulty skill DC of the monster's level" mean?


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GM goes to table 10-2, looks at monster level line and hard row to figure out DC.
(I think the "skill" is misplaced there, yeah)

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