Simple Flaws

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This article contains the actual Flaws that may be chosen during character creation, and "purchased" with Flaw Points.

For the rules on how Flaws function, and on how they may be chosen, see Flaws.

Contents 1 The Flaws 1.1 Standard Flaws 1.2 Multi-Flaws 1.3 Special Flaws 2 Advice 3 Please note 4 Mini-FAQ 4.1 sub-section 5 The world 5.1 World impact 5.1.1 The Ärth setting 6 Design Notes 7 Quick mini-glossary 8 See also 9 Generic Flaw values

The Flaws

Standard Flaws

Multi-Flaws

Special Flaws

Advice

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Please note

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Mini-FAQ

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The world

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World impact

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The Ärth setting

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Design Notes

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Quick mini-glossary

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See also

Flaws

Generic Flaw values

This table shows the generic costs for Flaws, based on breadth. Note that costs of actual Flaws of those breadths may differ from this norm (mostly from the norm of the Typical Flaw), due to being favoured, due to being a Cliche flaw, or for other reasons (the reasons are usually stated).

Type	Classif.	Flaw	2d	3d	4d	5d	6d	7d	8d	9d	Similar to or overlaps with
St	x	Extr. Narrow Flaw	0	0	0	1	2	4	7	11	similar
St	x	Very Narrow Flaw	0	1	2	3	5	8	14	20	similar
St	x	Narrow Flaw	1	2	3	5	10	16	20		similar
St	x	Typical Flaw	1	3	5	8	13	18			similar
St	x	Broad Flaw	2	5	8	12	17				similar
St	x	Very Broad Flaw	2	6	11	14					similar
St	x	Extr. Broad Flaw	3	8	12						similar
Type	Classif.	Flaw	2d	3d	4d	5d	6d	7d	8d	9d	Similar to or overlaps with

Below are the generic costs for Multi-Flaws. Again, actual costs may very, due to the Multi-Flaw bein favoured, being Cliche, or for another (usually stated) reason.

Type	Classif.	Flaw	2d	2d+	3d	3d+	4d	4d+	Possible Edges (which are then also Flaws that the M.F. is similar to or overlaps with)
Mul	x	Broad	4	6	9	13	19	23	stuff
Mul	x	Very Broad	5	8	12	17	19		stuff
Mul	x	Extr. Broad	6	10	16	19			stuff
Type	Classif.	Flaw	2d	2d+	3d	3d+	4d	4d+	Possible Edges (which are then also Flaws that the M.F. is similar to or overlaps with)