Blades in the Dark: Rules & Sheets (Official) – Page 3

Question about Scores:

If the crew can take a “specific” Score to lower another factions hold, choose a Score to take a claim, and choose a Score within their specialty and hunting grounds…

Can a Score only be one of these things? How do you decide if/when it can be more? Is a Score that takes a Claim from another faction not “specific” enough to decrease their hold?

Is there an official sheet which has forms in it? If so, can somebody post a link?

Thanks in advance.

Hi.

Hi. Is there a comprenhensive list of BitD versions? Today I recieved a bunch of files for downloading through BakerKit and I’m absolutely lost.

I’m currently playing a campaign, so I’m interested mostly on rules changes and enhancements to the system.

Thanks in advance.

For the Cutter, Fine Heavy Weapon.

For the Cutter, Fine Heavy Weapon… I need some inspired ideas. Would something like a whip be ok? I am thinking of a sharpened belt like gangs in Victorian London used. If not I am keen to your ideas.

Is there a list of sample rituals, other than the two in the book, anywhere?

Hi, do we have an errata or change log for the pdfs? I would like to update my printed book.

Thanks

I’m not great at statistics and probability, but isn’t it better when pushing yourself to choose +1 effect instead…

I’m not great at statistics and probability, but isn’t it better when pushing yourself to choose +1 effect instead of +1d? Or am I missing something?

Any way to get some source files of character and crew sheets even though I’ve missed the KS?

Any way to get some source files of character and crew sheets even though I’ve missed the KS? I’d love to translate them into German language…

Apologies if I missed the post before, but what are the changes between v8 and v8_1?

A clarification about Entanglements when the Crew is Tier 0 AND they’ve chosen the Slippery Special Ability.

A clarification about Entanglements when the Crew is Tier 0 AND they’ve chosen the Slippery Special Ability. It seems you roll 2 dice and pick the lowest twice. Offering them the lowest roll from each set to pick from?

For some reason the above solution doesn’t sit well with me. Perhaps it’s just because the lowest number isn’t always the best / most interesting / what works story wise.

I think it may be best if I go with: “The GM might sometimes want to choose an entanglement instead of rolling. In that case, they’ll choose two and you can pick between them.”