Happy Friday!

MEGALOS has just been updated with v1.1 -- errata, corrections, and clarifications have been added to the text which address several editorial oversights and mistakes in the 1.0 text. Unfortunately, I made these mistakes in the version that went to print, so a couple of things in the first editions of the printed book have incorrect text in a couple of places. One of those places, the action descriptions for the Auto-Attack and Punishment actions, actually has sorta dramatic effects on combat, so sorry to anyone who was scratching their head over Auto-Attacks back in v1.0.

A full list of the errata and changes can be found in the "MEGALOS ERRATA FOR 1.1 AND ONWARD.txt" doc that you can download for free in the demo section on the game page. I've finished up the Spreads version of the core rulebook and applied the errata to the text-only demo edition as well. The Pages version of the v1.1 core rulebook will be available sometime tomorrow (2023-07-15), probably in the afternoon (eastern US time).

A FREE Bonus Class

I've added a 25-page document detailing a new class with 3 new callings, free for anyone who's already bought MEGALOS. The Arcanist is a new take on magick users in MEGALOS and the first peek at the Erefane World of MEGALOS, whose worldbook should be coming within the next year or so. 

This is partly an olive branch to say sorry for the big misprints on page 35, partly as a sneak preview of the (eventually coming) Erefane Worldbook, and partly as an answer for anyone who's ever wanted to play a Final Fantasy 14 White Mage, Black Mage, or Red Mage in MEGALOS. The callings for the Arcanist are: 

• The Elemancer -- A servant of nature who hears the voices of the Elementals upon the enchanted hiewinds that flow through the Hievale's fields and forests.
• The Fury -- An arcanist who studies the arts of magickal destruction and uses them both to purify their own spirits and to annihilate their foes.
• The Spellblade -- A magickal duelist who wields both sword and spell in a deadly dance, each discipline honing and sharpening the other to an impossibly keen edge.