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README.md

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 ## Related Books
 
 - For a short introduction module, grab a copy of [Escape from the Horde][intro module], and the pre-gen [character handouts][intro handouts].
-- For personalized character creation, snatch the [players' guide][stories].
+- For character creation, print the [players' guide][stories].
 - To craft your own section of a monster-ridden world, open the [Book of Judgement][judgement].
 
 # Rules
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ All rules are geared towards fast resolutions and player choices.
     * No initiative rolls - just go!
     * Whoever has the most Action Points can interrupt and demand to go first.
 - Spellcasters spend Mana Points.
-- GMs don't roll much, so they can focus on interpretation and reaction.
+- GMs don't roll often, so they can focus on interpretation and reaction.
 
 # Get Involved
 

traits.tex

@@ -574,10 +574,10 @@ Of course the \gls{guard} have no use for any of those horrible things, but sinc
 Medicine is a primitive but effective art, regrettably full of nonsense and superstition, but mandatory when it comes to keeping someone with a serious wound alive.
 
 \begin{description}
-  \item[\roll{Strength}{Medicine}]
+  \item[\roll{Dexterity}{Medicine}]
     lets someone fix a twisted bone or nose.
     If someone has only 1 \gls{hp} of Damage, a medic can heal it, leaving them with only 1 \gls{ep} instead.
-    A failed roll inflicts an additional \gls{hp} instead.
+    A failed roll inflicts an additional \gls{hp} of Damage instead.
   \item[\roll{Intelligence}{Medicine}]
     covers making poisons, and figuring out which poison has affected someone.
     See \autopageref{poison} for details.