Magic Horizons Errata As Of 6/15/97

<BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#C0C0C0" LINK="#FFFF00" VLINK="#808080"> <TABLE WIDTH="400" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0"> <TR> <TD> <P ALIGN="CENTER"><IMG SRC="../images/mhb1.jpg" ALT="Magic Horizons Title Graphic" ALIGN="BOTTOM" WIDTH="398" HEIGHT="162"></P> <H2><EM>Magic Horizons</EM> Errata as of 10/15/97</H2> <P>This document is also available in the following formats: <A HREF="../docs/errata.txt">ASCII text</A>, <A HREF="../docs/errata.doc">Microsoft Word for Windows 95</A>,<A HREF="../docs/errata.mcw">Microsoft Word for Macintosh (4.0)</A> and <A HREF="../docs/errata.rtf">Microsoft Rich Text Format</A>. To pull out the most recent changes in the errata, use the "Find" function in your browser's Edit menu, looking for the characters <STRONG>(10/15/97)</STRONG>.</P> <P><STRONG>Character Classes </STRONG>pg. 4 (change) The Character Classes listed are not exclusive. Any combination of four Picks per Level that meets the criteria of New Character Classes (pg. 9) is acceptable. An <A HREF="../game/analysis.html" TARGET="_top">analysis</A> of character classes is available on this web site. <BR>Named character classes are retained for ease of use in describing NPCs <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Starting funds </STRONG>pg. 7 (clarification) A character's starting money is determined by the local game committee. The suggested amount is five silver shillings.</P> <P><STRONG>Pick substitution for elves and dwarves </STRONG>pg. 7 (clarification) Substitutions (mage for elves and craft for dwarves) may only be done with a Pick received at first or second Level. If no substitution is made at these Levels, the ability is lost.</P> <P><STRONG>Notes on Classes: Philosophy </STRONG>pg. 9 (clarification) A character with Ranks in one Philosophy sub-Branch may never cast a spell or Lesson, or use a Talent from a different Philosophical sub-Branch, including through the use of magic items, such as scrolls.</P> <P><STRONG>New Character Classes </STRONG>pg. 9 (addition) The Player must also choose which Pick the character gains at its half-Level. This Pick must be from the Branch with the largest number of Picks per Level. If the character has an equal number of Picks per Level (2:2, 1:1:1:1), the Player must choose.</P> <P><STRONG>Branches </STRONG>pg. 11 (clarification) Any number of Picks per Level may be used to acquire Ranks in Utility Skills.</P> <P><STRONG>Skills & Ranks </STRONG>pg. 11 (change) There are 48 Skills, not 47.</P> <P><STRONG>Synergy </STRONG>pg. 12 (change) Players should disregard any references to other Skills besides Scholarship and Lock Smith that allow Synergy. The only Skills that allow Synergy are Scholarship and Lock Smith. Synergy only works "one way"; ranks in Pick Locks are not Synergistic with Lock Smith. It takes two full picks of a skill to gain the Synergistic ranks; there is no rounding with Synergy.</P> <P><STRONG>Detect Traps </STRONG>pg. 12 (addition) A Player with Detect Traps will not notice hidden traps unless he or she is inspecting a trapped item specifically for traps (i.e. when the trap card is hidden).</P> <P><STRONG>Fence </STRONG>pg. 12 (clarification) The prerequisite fee can only be paid during check-in. If a character does not pay the fee at check-in, he or she loses the selling ability of Fence for the day.</P> <P><STRONG>Sneak Attack</STRONG> pg. 14 (clarification) If the target is wearing a helmet, the target's full armor value, including spells, is used to resist the attack. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Sneak Attack</STRONG> pg. 15 (change) In the example, chain mail is given a value of four armor points. Chain mail has a value of six, which would give Dara nine points of head protection.<EM><FONT COLOR="#FF0080">(6/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Armoring</STRONG> pg. 17 (addition) At Rank 8, the Armorer gains the ability to reinforce any non-magical armor, adding 4 non-repairable armor points to the armor at the cost of one production point. At Rank 19, the Armorer gains the ability to reinforce any armor, including magic armor, adding 4 non-repairable armor points to the armor at a cost of one production point.<EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Chemist-acids </STRONG>pg. 18 (clarification) Any bonuses to thrown weapons through the Skill Thrown Weapon are added to the regular acid damage.</P> <P><STRONG>Chemist </STRONG>pg. 18 (addition) At Rank 7, the Chemist gains the ability to Distill Water. Any character using distilled water gains two production points in a Skill that uses production points. This ability requires one production per use and may only benefit a character once per day per Skill. Distilled water may not be stored or shipped via Merchant. It must be used the game day it is created. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Chemist-alchemical components.</STRONG> pg. 18 (change) At Rank 3, the Chemist may produce five drams of Essential Solids for one Production Point (1 CP per, retail 2 CP). At Rank 5, the Chemist may produce five drams of Essential Liquids for two Production Points (2 CP per, retail 4 CP). At Rank 7, the Chemist may produce five drams of Essential Powder for three production points (3 CP per, retail 6 CP). At Rank 11, the Chemist may produce one dram of Phlogiston for one production point (5 CP per, retail 10 CP). <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Physic: Medical Maintenance </STRONG>pg. 21 (change) The last sentence in the Rank description should read "A single character may not benefit from more than one Medical Maintenance plan."</P> <P><STRONG>Scholarship: allowable Skills </STRONG>pg. 21 (change) The Merchant Skill may also benefit from Scholarship.</P> <P><STRONG>Scholarship: research </STRONG>pg. 22 (change) For each Rank in Scholarship, the character receives one research point (RP). Each RP takes five copper pennies to use. When researching a new spell or Lesson, the scholar must expend RP equal to the new spell or Lesson's Rank plus one, squared, so that a Rank 3 spell would take 16 RP (i.e. (3+1) squared). When researching a new item, whether produced through Craft or magic, RP equal to the Rank needed in the appropriate Craft or Mage Skill to produce the item plus one squared is required, up to Rank 11. When researching items beyond Rank 11, the cost in RP is: 150 plus 15 RP per Rank required over 11. A Rank 18 would require 255 RP (150 +(7*15)). RP may be accumulated over several game days. Any and all research projects must be submitted to the game committee for evaluation. <BR>Research Points may not be increased through additional levels of maintenance as if they were production points. No Skill or item that increases production points will increase RP. The only exceptions are enchanted items and a shop. While a Scholar does not need a shop, he or she may benefit from a shop in the same way as a crafter does. Such a shop is treated as an armorer's shop for cost. A Scholar may not build his or her own shop, as the shop represents books that the scholar has accumulated. <BR>Because of this, theoretically there is no upper limit to a scholar's shop bonus. Once a new spell or ability has been researched, the researching character may teach any other character with the requisite Ranks in the appropriate Skill the new spell or ability. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF0080">(6/15/97)</FONT></EM> </P> <P><STRONG>Craft: item resists </STRONG>pg. 16-24 (clarification) An item with a resist will only protect that item from harm.</P> <P><STRONG>Weaponsmith: silvering weapons </STRONG>pg. 23 (clarification) A weapon may only be silvered when first created. The costs represent the silver needed to silver the weapon. The weapon is not made out of silver, which is much too soft. Instead, the blade is engraved with silver over the steel. Creating a silvered weapon takes twice the normal production points, plus the indicated silver.</P> <P><STRONG>Weaponsmith: Honing </STRONG> pg. 24 (clarification) A honed weapon loses all benefits after the first battle it is used in (i.e. the honing lasts for one battle). A honed weapon, if not used, loses its bonuses at the end of the game day.<EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>One Handed Blades/Florentine</STRONG> pg. 41 (change) Players are allowed to use the One-Handed Blade Skill to calculate their on-handed damage bonus when using two weapons, as long as the Player has at least one Rank of Florentine. In this case, the off-hand weapon quality does not effect the Ranks in the One-Handed Blade Skill. The off-handed weapon may be used to parry and will strike for one point of damage. This combination does not imply that characters may use shields with two-handed weapons.</P> <P><STRONG>Energy Spell List: stored spells </STRONG>pg. 28-30 (addition) The stored spell may be discharged if the mage touches the target (in a legal area) or the target's equipment or clothing.</P> <P><STRONG>Matter Spell List: Open Locks</STRONG> pg. 33 (change) Each casting of the Open Locks spell will open two Ranks worth of lock, not three. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P> <STRONG>Matter Spell List: Destroy Traps</STRONG> pg. 33-34 (change) The Destroy Traps spell will operate like the Open Locks spell, negating five Ranks worth of trap per casting. The spell will have a cumulative effect over five minutes. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Scrollcraft</STRONG> Scrollcraft pg. 34-35 (change) Scrollcraft is undergoing play-testing for large alterations. There is a separate entry for <A HREF="skills/scrollcraft.html" TARGET="_top">scrollcraft</A> which you may obtain from the Magic Horizons web site or from Magic Horizons. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Spirit Spell List: Fumble </STRONG>pg. 35 (change) This spell is too powerful as written. Fumble will only effect one hand, which the caster must specify. The incant is changed to "I cause you to fumble that X.", with X being the item to be fumbled. If the target is holding a two-handed weapon, the weapon must be dropped, but the target may pick up the weapon with one hand (the unaffected one).</P> <P><STRONG>Spirit Spell List: Haven</STRONG> pg. 36 (clarification) An attack is defined as any action that would be detrimental to the target. Dispelling the Haven spell is specifically exempt from the prohibition against attacks. An offensive action includes moving towards a foe unless a friendly character is in between. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Void Spell List: Dispel Magic </STRONG>pg. 37 (clarification) Dispel Magic will also remove any Lesson the target currently has on his or her person, regardless of whether or not they are activated.</P> <P><STRONG>Void Spell List: Null Weapon</STRONG> pg.38 (change) The stacking Code for Null Weapon is "M" not "F". <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Armor bonus points </STRONG>pg. 40 (clarification) The maximum bonus for a full-torso rep and real armor is four points of armor (two for full-torso rep and two for real armor).</P> <P><STRONG>Florentine</STRONG> pg. 40-41 (change) At Ranks 36, 64 and 92, in addition to an additional advanced attack, the character also receives an additional advanced resist. At Ranks 57 and 85, in addition to an additional advanced resist, the character also receives an additional advanced attack. This brings Florentine into line with the other weapons Skills. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Thrown Weapon</STRONG> pg. 43-44 (change) The progression on Thrown Weapon is changed to: <BR>Rank 1) The character may use any thrown weapon. <BR>Rank 2) The character may throw for +1 damage with the first throw per battle. <BR>Rank 3) The character may throw for +1 damage with the first two throws per battle. <BR>Rank 4) The character may throw for +1 damage with the first three throws per battle. <BR>Rank 5) The character may throw for +1 damage. <BR>Rank 6) The character may throw for +2 damage with the first throw per battle. <BR>Rank 7) The character may throw for +2 damage with the first two throws per battle. <BR>Rank 8) The character may throw for +2 damage with the first three throws per battle. <BR>Rank 9) The character may throw for +2 damage. <BR>Rank 10) The character gains one advanced attack per day. The character may only use the Cripple Limb advanced attack and does not gain any different types of advanced attack. <BR>Rank 11-14 As for Rank 2-5, but the bonus is +3. <BR>Rank 15-19 As for Rank 2-5, but the bonus is +4. <BR>Rank 20) The character gains one additional advanced attack per day (two total) <BR>Continues to Rank 108. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Mystic Arts: use of </STRONG>pg. 34 & 46 (change) Spell points may be used to power any Skill that calls for spell points.</P> <P><STRONG>Dark Discourse: Break footing</STRONG> (addition) Certain very agile monsters are immune (minor immunity). <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Dark Discourse: Break Item </STRONG>pg. 46 (clarification) This spell will not effect traps and locks.</P> <P><STRONG>Dark Discourse: Break Spell </STRONG>pg. 47 (addition) This spell will remove any Lessons active on the target, regardless of whether or not they are active.</P> <P><STRONG>Death Discourse: fear inducing spells </STRONG>pg. 51-52 (clarification) A character who is running away in fear may defend theirself from attack, but will never turn towards the object of their fear. If attacked from behind, the character must endure.</P> <P><STRONG>Death Logic: Cheating Death </STRONG>pg. 54 (clarification) The coins are consumed in the course of the Lesson. They may be of any denomination (copper, silver or gold) but must be actual in-game money. If your game does not use coins, the Player may use the game's substitute for coins.</P> <P><STRONG>Death Logic </STRONG>pg. 54-55 (clarification) The Myrrh is consumed in the course of the Lesson.</P> <P><STRONG>Way of Creation Discourse: Strengthen Magic </STRONG>pg. 66 (change) The target of this may not exceed his or her maximum spell point allotment. This spell only replenishes. </P> <P><STRONG>Way of Creation Logic: Great Aid</STRONG> pg. 68 (change) The cost of the silver gear needed to cast the Lesson is reduced to one silver shilling. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Merchant: purchase discount </STRONG>pg. 69-70 (change) When a merchants buys any item worth five or more silver shillings retail, the merchant receives no discount, i.e. the full retail price must be paid. Once a merchant builds a warehouse (Rank 12), the merchant may purchase items worth five or more silver at 90% of retail price. Items worth less than 5 silver shillings are still purchased at 57% (4/7).</P> <P><STRONG>Merchant: Prerequisite </STRONG>pg. 70 (clarification) The contact fee must be paid at check-in. The shipping fee may be paid when the Ranks are used.</P> <P><STRONG>Merchant: shipping interest </STRONG>pg. 71 (change) At Rank 20, the merchant may spend 40 silver shillings to buy a shipping interest and buy/sell 140 shillings per game day. The merchant pays a flat fee of eight silver shillings to use this capacity, plus the two silver shillings to keep the contacts open at the beginning of the game day. (Changed from 60 SS to buy/sell 210 SS for 10 SS).</P> <P><STRONG>Safety: Legal Targets </STRONG>pg. 73 (clarification) Shoulders are legal targets and are not considered part of the neck. The groin definition is for the ventral (front of the body) only. The buttocks and hips are legal targets.</P> <P><STRONG>Standard Armor Rep placement </STRONG>pg. 79 (change) Left-handed Players with a shield should attach the SAR to their left shoulder not right.</P> <P><STRONG>Stacking non-spell effects</STRONG> pg. 86 (clarification) Non-spell effects (those effects not the result of a spell, lesson, talent, enchantment or potion) will stack with all spell effects and each other, although a non-spell effect will not stack with itself (e.g. a weapon will not benefit from two weapon hones.) <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Mystic Metals: quantities </STRONG>pg. 89 (change) Two-handed hafted weapons may have a very small head (e.g. spears). The minimum required mystic metal for any weapon is 16 ounces.</P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products: Scroll Ink</STRONG> pg. 90 (change) Each bottle of Scroll Ink will allow a scrivener to create five spell Ranks' worth of scrolls, not three.<EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080"> (3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products: Silver Ink</STRONG> pg. 91 (change) Each bottle of Silver Ink will allow a scrivener to create eight spell Ranks' worth of scrolls, not three. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080"> (3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products: Weapon Bond Salve </STRONG>pg. 93 (change) This salve's duration is one hour, not 5 minutes.</P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products: Copier's Ink</STRONG> pg. 93-94 (change) Each bottle of Copier's Ink will allow a scrivener to create ten spell Ranks' worth of scrolls, not three. Copier's Ink may be used to create templates. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products</STRONG> pg. 90-95 (change) Type I Fortify Body Potion, Type III Invigorate Body Potion, type IX Magnify Body Potion and Supra Protections Potion change their stacking code from C to N (Protections Potions stacking code goes to A, N) allowing the effects of these potions to stack with spells that increase Body Points. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products, Spell Resistance Potion</STRONG> pg. 91 (change) Type IV Spell Resistance Potion will allow the imbiber of this potion to resist the next spell of the characters choice that would normally affect his or her person. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Alchemy Products, Greater Spell Resistance Potion</STRONG> pg. 94 (change) Type X Greater Spell Resistance Potion will allow the imbiber of this potion to resist the next two spell of the characters choice that would normally affect his or her person. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <P><STRONG>Enchantments: use of </STRONG>pg. 95 (change) If the spell invested in an item directly affects only the holder, the item itself may be used to fulfill the spell packet requirement and the empty hand requirement. If the spell requires a flag, the holder must still display a flag after activating the item. If an enchanted item is ever broken, the enchantment is destroyed. Repairing the item will not restore the enchantment.</P> <P><STRONG>Enchantments: investment </STRONG>pg. 95-96 (clarification) Additional charges (either single-shot or rechargeable) may always be added to an item. A charged item may never have more than one spell (with any number of charges) invested at a time. A permanent item, once enchanted, may not have a similar permanent enchantment added to it without destroying the original enchantment (the new enchantment must be more potent). A permanent item may have more than one permanent effect enchanted into it. When enchanting dissimilar effects into a permanent item, all effects must be enchanted before the item is used.</P> <P><STRONG>Scrolls: use </STRONG>pg. 97 (clarification) Scrolls are one-shot items and crumble to dust after use.</P> <P><STRONG>Economics: retail prices </STRONG>pg. 100 (addition) The retail price for any item is twice the cost of production, unless otherwise specified in this section.</P> <P><STRONG>Economics: Prices for Potions </STRONG>pg. 100 (change) All potions are listed as "X Level" potions. These should read "Type X" potions, with the levels equating to the type of potion.</P> <P><STRONG>Economics: Prices.</STRONG> Pg. 100 (change) the price of potions changes to reflect the change in the cost of the ingredients. <EM><FONT COLOR="#00FF80">(10/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <DL> <DT><EM>Alchemical Component Costs</EM></DT> <DD>Essential Solids, 1 dram, 2 CP</DD> <DD>Essential Liquid, 1 dram, 4 CP </DD> <DD>Essential Powder, 1 dram 6 CP</DD> <DD>Phlogiston, 1 dram 10 CP </DD></DL> <DL> <DT><EM>Potion Prices</EM></DT> <DD>Type I 12 CP </DD> <DD>Type II 20 CP </DD> <DD>Type III 30 CP </DD> <DD>Type IV 35 CP </DD> <DD>Type V 45 CP </DD> <DD>Type VI 55 CP </DD> <DD>Type VII 70 CP </DD> <DD>Type VIII 4 SS </DD> <DD>Type IX 5 SS </DD> <DD>Type X 6 SS </DD> <DD>Suprapotion 10 SS </DD></DL> <P><STRONG>Economics: Prices for Enchanted Items </STRONG>pg. 100-101 (change) The retail prices given for enchanted items are in error. The base cost of an enchanted item is equal to the item cost (Keystone (1 SS)), enchantable item such as a ring or pendant (2 SS), or an enchantable weapon or suit of armor (2 x base cost), or a bonus on a shop or lab (must be a +3 set of tools before it can be enchanted.). Added to this base cost is the cost of the actual enchantment (single-shot, rechargeable and/or permanent). The Enchanted Item Price List should read as follows:</P> <DL> <DT><EM>Enchantable Items Costs</EM></DT> <DD>Keystone 1 SS</DD> <DD>Enchantable Item 30 CP</DD> <DD>Quality Enchantable Item 2 SS</DD> <DD>High Quality Enchantable Item 70 CP</DD> <DD>Weapon or Suit of Armor (3x Cost)</DD> <DD>Shop/Lab (Must be +3)</DD></DL> <DL> <DT><EM>Enchantment Costs</EM></DT> <DD>Single-Shot; per Rank per charge 12 CP</DD> <DD>Rechargeable; per Rank per charge 24 CP</DD> <DD>Recharging; per spell point 6 CP</DD> <DD>Permanent Ranks 1-5, per Rank 5 SS</DD> <DD>Permanent Ranks 6-10, per Rank 6 SS</DD> <DD>Permanent Ranks 11-15, per Rank 7 SS</DD> <DD>Permanent Ranks 16-20, per Rank 8 SS</DD> <DD>Permanent Ranks 21-25, per Rank 9 SS</DD></DL> <DL> <DT><EM>Spell Point Batteries</EM></DT> <DD>Single-Shot; per 2 spell points 1 SS</DD> <DD>Rechargeable; per 2 spell points 2 SS</DD> <DD>Permanent; per 2 spell points 5 SS</DD></DL> <P><STRONG>Economics: Prices for Scrolls</STRONG> pg. 101 (change) With the change in Ink prices, the retail prices given for Scrolls are in error. <EM><FONT COLOR="#FF8080">(3/15/97)</FONT></EM></P> <DL> <DT><EM>Scrolls</EM></DT> <DD>6 copper per rank of spell.</DD></DL> <P><STRONG>Economics: Prices for Scrolls</STRONG> pg. 101 (annotation) The playtest draft of the <A HREF="skills/scrollcraft.html" TARGET="_top">new scrollcraft rules</A> change the retail prices of scrolls once again. As those rules are still in playtest, the prices aren't official errata items. 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