Basic Fantasy RPG Core Rules 3rd Edition
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Based on the beasts of burden section on page 55 it seems like a light load is half the maximum heavy load however, the Pegasus has the same heavy load but a light load of 400 so either 450 light load 900 heavy load, or 400 light load 900 heavy load? The hippogriff has the same thing going on as the gryphon.
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It's amazing, after 10 years of this, that we are still finding errors...
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As mentioned on this GD thread, there's no range info for the hellhound breath weapon.
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Apparently, griffons and hippogriffs should have the same capacities as pegasi. So 400 and 900 pounds for light and heavy loads respectively.
LibreOffice 5 formats things differently. Gah. I'm going to be reflowing R106 forever...
LibreOffice 5 formats things differently. Gah. I'm going to be reflowing R106 forever...
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I guess it didn't take quite forever. Chi, if you have time, please take a look at the R106 PDF and see if there are any flow issues. Also wouldn't hurt if you (or anyone, really) were to read the Hellhound text for me... I did a lot of rewriting there.
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Part 8: Game Master Introduction: header still says "Treasure" until page 150.
A hellhound's breath weapon is a cone of flame 10' wide at the the far end (base to me sounds like the beginning of the cone not the end) which is 10' long for those with 3 or 4 hit dice, 20' long for those with 5 or 6 hit dice, and 30' long for the largest hellhounds. Its victim may save vs. Dragon Breath for half damage. The fiery breath of a hellhound does 1d6 points of damage per each hit die of the monster (kinda wordy but I'm at a loss how to reduce it without losing clarity) to all within the area of effect; a successful saving throw vs. Dragon Breath reduces damage to half normal.A hellhound's breath weapon is a cone of flame 10' wide at the base (the far end) which is 10' long for those having 3 or 4 hit dice, 20' long for those having 5 or 6 hit dice, and 30' long for the largest hellhounds. its victim may save vs. Dragon Breath for half damage. The fiery breath of a hellhound does 1d6 points of damage per each hit die of the monster to all within the area of effect; a successful saving throw vs. Dragon Breath reduces damage to half normal.
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R107 uploading now. I did the hellhounds mostly the way you describe, and I think the headers are okay finally.
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Looks good as far as I can tell! 
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R107 (with cover updated with correct copyright date) looks good for print!
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I'm pushing R107 to Lulu and CreateSpace now. The covers for R104 should have the correct copyright dates; all my R104 copies are in the hands of one of my players right now (he's taking them to a convention for me) so I can't look. I'll double-check before activating them.
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