Since the original release of Rosette Diceless, we've fixed a few small issues with the text that should help rules be clearer during play. The files here have all been updated, and can be downloaded by anyone who's purchased the game. We summarize the big changes at the end of this post, but if you're interested in the specifics, check out the errata PDF available for download here or on the store page!

These changes are accompanied by new character sheets, both in one-page and two-page versions. The sheets available here now reflect the new approach to Stress and Afflictions.

The changes aren't huge, but the notable ones are:

Afflictions and Stress

Afflictions and Stress boxes are now recorded separately. You have as many Affliction slots as you have Stress boxes. Triggered Afflictions stay crossed-out on your sheet, occupying a slot, until the end of the scene.

Blocking Edges With Resources

A Resource may be used to block Edges multiple times in a single Conflict. If a Resource is used to block an Edge, it may not be used to gain an Edge in that scene. If it is used to gain an Edge, it may not be used to block an Edge in that scene. Blocking Edges with Rare Resources also boosts your Defense and prevents Wear. Using a Rare Setback also boosts the Attack.

Adversary Resources and Properties

The Adversary in a Conflict may have up to five Traits. Select Resources for the Adversary, Experts, and Extras, at least enough they have an Edge to use on each planned Attack. You may add Resources to the Adversary in mid-Conflict if they make sense in the story.