I'd be interested in hearing from people, off-list, of examples where RQ rules, generally speaking, appear deficient or could be intepreted in slightly dfferent ways to produce better, more cohesive results.
This isn't an invitation to send me all your house rules or have a long whinge about why you think such-and-such ought to do X, Y or Z, but clear examples of where a slight, or even major change, might be worthwhile, why, and, if you have one, and example of where its worked for you.
There is a book in the pipeline where such things can be gathered together, considered, and then presented in a clear format so GMs can use the RQ rules to their fullest effect.
PM me via this board please.
Loz