by Kid Norway
Might be obvious but we couldn't come to an agreement on how exactly the aging effects worked after 70. Even if I put my traitor bias aside I still read it the same way, and my group would like an outside opinion.Do the heroes keep adding effects after each decade past 70? (90s, 100s, 110s, etc.) or do they take the final effect in their 70s?
So you don't have to dig out Betrayal for me, the traitor's tome states:
"Each hero rolls 1 die and ages that many decades. This happens even if you have been killed. Whenever a hero enters a new decade, consult the following table."
20s blah blah
30s blah
40s bluh blah
50s blah
60s blah
70s+ Lose 1 point from each of your four traits.
(then it continues)
"The effects are cumulative. For example, if a character goes from his 40s to his 60s in one turn, he chooses to lose 1 Might and 1 Knowledge as he enters his 50s and then loses another point of Might, Speed, and Knowledge as he enters his 60s."