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README.md

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 The game rules content of this repository are released under a special open-source license that offers third party publishers the opportunity to use the game rules as well as designated Open Legend logo royalty-free in their own commercial or non-commercial projects via the [Open Legend Community License](https://github.com/openlegend/core-rules/blob/master/LICENSE.md#open-legend-community-license).
 
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 ## Changelog
 
 Click [Here](https://github.com/openlegend/core-rules/commits/master) to see changes in more detail.
 
+#### 2017 / 07 / 01
+-   `Battlefield Reflexes` renamed to `Battlefield Retribution` since the word "reflexes" doesn't imply reciprocal damage
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 #### 2017 / 05 / 09
 -   `Scrying` bane renamed to `Spying` for multi-genre friendliness (scrying is inherently magical).
 -   `Heal` no longer has `Alteration` as a prerequisite attribute. Don't panic, you can still use the `Regeneration` boon, which is more in line with what healing does. `Alteration` allows access to an overly large array of boons.

core/SRD.md

@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ The Attributes at a Glance tables provide a quick overview of some of the common
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 | **Alteration** | Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another |
-| **Creation** | Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, regeneration, divine might, etc. |
+| **Creation** | Channel higher powers, manifest something from nothing, regenerate, divinely bolster, etc. |
 | **Energy** | Create and control the elements--fire, cold, electricity, etc. |
 | **Entropy** | Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others |
 | **Influence** | Control the minds of others, speak telepathically, instill fear, create illusory figments, cloak with invisibility |
@@ -2440,7 +2440,7 @@ Tech Levels provide a simplified way of defining the technology available to a g
 
 TL 0 - Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Medieval Age
 TL 1 - Modern Age
-TL 2 - Near Future (mechs, cyborgs, laser weapons)
+TL 2 - Near Future (mechas, cyborgs, laser weapons)
 TL 3 - Far Future (intergalactic space travel, nanotechnology, quantum-powered technology)
 
 When planning a campaign, the GM can specify which tech level (or levels) the campaign will use. For example, a typical sword and sorcery campaign would be set at tech level 0, while a steampunk campaign would probably use a good mix of tech levels 0 and 1.
@@ -2716,7 +2716,7 @@ Resolve: 13 |
 | Horse | 3 | 40' | | Might 4 | | 28 | 1 | Toughness: 15 \
 Guard: 15 \
 Resolve: 10 |
-| Mech Unit | 4 | 40' | Guided Weapons, Targeted Weapons | Energy 5 \
+| Mecha Unit | 4 | 40' | Guided Weapons, Targeted Weapons | Energy 5 \
 Agility 6 | Multi-Target Attack Specialist (Area) 2 | 22 | 3 | Toughness: 20 \
 Guard: 22 \
 Resolve: Immune |