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External Since: Jul 31, 2005 Posts: 158

Stephenls wrote:
> Richard Clayton wrote:
>
>> You are mistaken. It is not in the 1e corebook. Page 270 suggests
>> a one point bonus to session XP for a player who "does something
>> really amazingly cool, comes up with an startlingly good idea or even
>> just saves your butt by having the rulebook when you forgot yours at
>> home," but that is a rather oblique reference at best. It certainly is
>> not a specific endorsement of giving out a point of XP for a three-die
>> stunt.
>
> No, that's the section I was thinking of. "Does something really
> amazingly cool" is the definition of a 3-die stunt, innit?

Pretty much, yeah.

> I always figured it was the result of whoever wrote Page 270 did so
> before the stunt rules were finalized.

I always thought so as well. At any rate it was a common house rule,
and now it's official in 2e.
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