Vulture drones, page 47
The description for Vulture Drones describes a "Life Level" of 1-10. This should read "health."
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Pepper spray and psychochemical errata, page 50
Pepper spray should read "Each released capsule or canister reduces reflex by ⬇2 for (d4 x 15) minutes if the spray contacts the eyes, nose, or mouth. The affected agent may roll pulse + combat to avoid additional blindness and uncontrollable coughing. A gas mask will protect the agent entirely. Other methods, such as a handkerchief or dust mask, may provide an asset die to [...]
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Page 50 & 51 has the slippery fluid table listed twice.
One of these tables should be for Sticky Foam. This will be corrected soon.
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If I raise an attribute does it also raise the Tradecraft associated with that and thus the specialized skills as well?
Yes, tradecraft dice are based on attribute dice, and can raise when an attribute is increased. Specialized skills are expressed as steps, meaning a ⬆1 rating for a skill raises that tradecraft die type by one step when using that skill.
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What is the maximum level for a specialized skill (proficiency)?
⬆5 is the maximum number of steps a skill proficiency can raise a die type.
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Improving specialized skills
Pages 24 and 100 contain errors. "Improving specialized skills" was written before proficiencies were finalized, and did not get updated before publication. Page 24 should read: As each proficiency is improved, the character sheet should be marked with the appropriate step level for that proficiency. The maximum any proficiency can achieve is ⬆5. The mission point cost of improving a proficiency [...]
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Can unspent mission points carry over to future missions?
Yes. Mission points can be spent to improve skills or raise attributes. Once spent, they are lost—but a player may choose to save up mission points when they don't have enough to make the desired improvement at that time.
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Is surveillance a SIGINT or HUMINT skill?
Surveillance is mistakenly listed in the rulebook as both a SIGINT (p. 68) and a HUMINT (p. 37) skill. Physical surveillance (tailing another person or vehicle, eavesdropping in public without special equipment, etc.) is a HUMINT skill. SIGINT is only for electronic surveillance, that is, signals intelligence.
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Can ICON agents operate outside the law and get away with it?
ICON operates covertly, meaning that their operations are deniable and cannot be traced back to their true source. Agents are forbidden to reveal their status as ICON operatives without direct orders from a superior such as a station chief, and a station chief will not give such an order lightly, if at all. Agents operate under cover identities, and are [...]
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What are some other action point costs in combat, besides the list on page 66?
An action point is really just a measure of time, specifically, a quarter of a second. Feel free as the Administrator of your game to make a ruling for anything not covered. Here are a few actions players have asked about. The times listed here are suggestions, and subject to the Administrator's judgment. Falling prone - 8 AP Standing up [...]