[Justin D. Jacobson]

Originally Posted by Joe Sala

What's more or less longer? How many game sessions? And what's more important: do you clearly explain this in the book?

No. It is explicitly stated that character advancement should not be a focus, that advancement is slower than in "other" games, and that it's ultimately up to the Narrator to decide. In retrospect, I should have made this more explicit.

Yes, but since there are six Intelligence skills (or more if you count the different Knowledges), then it's much better to buy attribute check advancements: you get an effective +6 instead of a +2.

It is better in a raw, numerical sense, but it is not an effective +6. And I made no effort to balance the different attributes. Keep in mind too that the game encourages players to find "innovative" applications of their bonuses.

In any case, I hope I'm not coming off as confrontational. I appreciate your time and interest in giving the work a critical examination.