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| > “Ceil” means to round up. For example, ceil(1.2) = 2 and ceil(–1.8) = –1. | > “Ceil” means to round up. For example, ceil(1.2) = 2 and ceil(–1.8) = –1. | ||
| - | This determines the number of **d4s** you roll when using that Aspect. Aspect values are typically between **0 and 5**, but **negative values are possible** — especially for characters with low attribute scores or penalties from Body Type. | + | This determines the number of **d4s** you roll when using that Aspect. Aspect values are typically between **0 and 5** for beginning characters, but **negative values are possible** — especially for characters with low attribute scores or penalties from Body Type. |
| - | > You’ll never roll fewer than **1d4** when a roll is called for, even if your Aspect is negative. But negative Aspects may still apply in other ways (such as reducing Evasion or Thresholds). | + | > You’ll never roll fewer than **1d4** when a roll is called for, even if your Aspect is negative. |
| ### Examples | ### Examples | ||