Did I miss a thread on errata for the Northern Gun books?
I noticed reading the description for the DX-204 Grub (Northern Gun 2) that it's fitted with a rather impressive giant multi-tool that can cut like scissors, saw like a blade, and has a cutting/soldering tool...but only damage is listed for the regular arms.....
Was the multi-tool listed elsewhere, or just accidentally left on the cutting room floor?
Northern Gun Errata? (Specifically Robot Multi-tool)
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Northern Gun Errata? (Specifically Robot Multi-tool)
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For all the Empires and Kingdoms,
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"Trouble rather the Tiger in his Lair,
Than the Sage among his Books,
For all the Empires and Kingdoms,
The Armies and Works that you hold Dear,
Are to him but the Playthings of the Moment,
To be turned over with the Flick of a Finger,
And the Turning of a Page"
--------Rudyard Kipling
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Re: Northern Gun Errata? (Specifically Robot Multi-tool)
Damn...nothing on the Cutting Room Floor webpage either....
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"Trouble rather the Tiger in his Lair,
Than the Sage among his Books,
For all the Empires and Kingdoms,
The Armies and Works that you hold Dear,
Are to him but the Playthings of the Moment,
To be turned over with the Flick of a Finger,
And the Turning of a Page"
--------Rudyard Kipling
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"Trouble rather the Tiger in his Lair,
Than the Sage among his Books,
For all the Empires and Kingdoms,
The Armies and Works that you hold Dear,
Are to him but the Playthings of the Moment,
To be turned over with the Flick of a Finger,
And the Turning of a Page"
--------Rudyard Kipling
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