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I like the ideas and the tables are awesome! but...

I was a little confused by one thing: on page 11 it states that you can 'remove 2 corruption point: 1pt for every 3 existing levels of corruption'. Does an advancement point remove one corruption point or three?

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Thanks for the comment/feedback. I'm glad you liked the tables! I will try to make that advancement rule more clear in the near future. But you can remove corruption spending advancements points. It costs more if you have more corruption (each 3 tiers/level). For removing 1 corruption point only, you must spend 1 advancement point for every 3 levels of corruption you already have.  If you have up to 3 corruption, you spend 1 advancement point to remove 1 corruption (1:1 ratio). But if you have 7 corruption, to go from 7 to 6 of corruption, you must spend 3 advancement points (3:1 ratio). Then, to go from 6 to 5, you need more 2 advancement points (2:1 ratio).

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Hmmmm. Yes, that is a little more complicated than I expected, but not a bad thing. I can see how it could be tempting to allow the corruption points to build up to improve spellcasting, but then it will become even more difficult to remove. Interesting! Thanks for the explanation!

I fixed/clarified the rule once again, see if now it makes sense for you. Thanks again!