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Sample file 2 Contents The Open Gaming License, Version 1.0a......................2 Item Value.....................................................................50 Prelude: Best-Laid Plans...........................................4 Requisitioning................................................................50 Commonplace Equipment..............................................51 Introduction...............................................................5 Weapons........................................................................53 What It’s About...............................................................5 How This Book is Organised...........................................6 3. Playing the Game.................................................56 1. A Small World.......................................................7 Using Skills..................................................................56 More on Skill Use..........................................................57 The Basics.....................................................................7 Contests.........................................................................59 Metaphysics.....................................................................8 Time-Consuming Tasks.................................................59 History (Such As It Is)...................................................9 Fate Points.....................................................................60 Remaining Hidden.......................................................10 Assessments...................................................................60 Practicalities...................................................................11 Declarations...................................................................61 Births, Marriages, and Deaths.....................................12 Knowledge Tests............................................................62
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