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26 by my count, with the majority restricted to the new specialities (of which there are 17, plus 2 'training options')

I was also referencing the Vargr book so sorry for any confusion there!

Also check under the Melee (Infighting) decription as it should be listed there as well (towards end of the same chapter).

Vargr teeth do 1d6+1 damage. Not sure of the page number (I've not seen the final book) but its listed under the traits section in the Character chapter.

There are more details on Sector 13 in Judge's Handbook

It does indeed start in 1105 but as has already been stated, it can easily be modified to fit anywhere between the 4th & 5th Frontier Wars

Yes, there is a pronounciation guide, much like the Aslan one (but for Vargr of course) :) There are also guidelines for creating Vargr words and a glossary of common words and phrases.

After a fashion - it is an OO language that has elements of basic (mainly program flow) but beyond that it is its own language really.

I'm using Blitz Max, which is primarily a games development language that I used to created a couple of games with before becoming a full-time writer. Since this app is using a graphical gui, Max seemed the obvious choice to me, having developed my own gui system for it. Plus its a great...

I missed that. There are many reasons why: 1. Development time - would take many times longer to develop it in another language. 2. The app is stand-alone, so no other software of framework needs to be installed for it to work. 3. Most people use Windows - sorry but this is just a simple fact...

Yep. All the data is stored in text files so really simple to add/edit and include hyper links if required. Each library entry can also have an image displayed with it. I've also made it so the application can be reskinned should anyone have the desire and artistic flair to do so (it does of...

Just thought I'd stick my head in here since I am working on the software. Regarding the operating system - it will initially be Windows only but there is the *potential* to create Linux and Mac versions. I guess it will come down to whether there is enough demand for it on those systems. Edit...

I have to disagree as loyalty would mean the players get involved and help to some degree. Even if they are reluctant, the NPC's action (as stated in that paragraph) will effectively set events in motion that will move the story on. Sorry if that sounds a bit cryptic but trying to avoid giving...

Just to argue these points, the introduction does state that the players should have some loyalty to the Imperium - this is fairly essential to the storyline so the 'plot-hole' that has been raised should not really happen at all. There is no such world.

No it won't. But rest assured that Gvurrdon sector is getting the full treatment :)