Aging in T5, Also, is there an Errata document?

[Spartan159]

In T5.09 on page 69 under The Aging Check it states:
To Feel Age Effects (The Aging Check)
2D < Life Stage
Success inflicts the effects of age on the character.
(A character wants to FAIL this action).

To me, the < seems to say less than the life stage, but a friend thinks the statement means you have to roll -over- the life stage to fail.

Which is it? If you roll a 5 at life stage 5 did you succeed (age) or fail (maintain)?

Also, is there a current downloadable errata document for T5.09?

 

[OjnoTheRed]

p. 100 of the 5.09 rules: "The Left Arrow < Symbol is read as Less Than Or Equal To". This applies to all tasks and actions throughout the volume.

If you "succeed" at the Ageing Task (roll 5 or less), your character feels the effects of ageing.

If you "fail" at the Ageing Task (roll more than 5) your character does not feel the effects of ageing.

 

[OjnoTheRed]

The errata document is attached the the Errata Thread in this forum; however, it was last updated in 2015 and faithful users have continued to post errata or potential errata since then.

 

[Spartan159]

p. 100 of the 5.09 rules: "The Left Arrow < Symbol is read as Less Than Or Equal To". This applies to all tasks and actions throughout the volume.

If you "succeed" at the Ageing Task (roll 5 or less), your character feels the effects of ageing.

If you "fail" at the Ageing Task (roll more than 5) your character does not feel the effects of ageing.

Thanks, I had missed that on page 100,

And re errata I was afraid of that, OK. Guess there's a lot of reading to be done.

 

[Daddicus]

Sorry, I've been a little remiss. In the past, I created a list of all the posts in the errata thread, along with the appropriate page number. From this, you could sort by page numbers, and so see all of the related errata on one screen.

I will resurrect that document sometime this weekend, update it with recent posts, and re-post it.

For now, you can see the old one here. I strongly recommend downloading it to Excel if you have it. Excel allows it to be sorted.