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== Version 1 ==
'''Date:''' 2008-03-23 15:50:36 GMT
'''Author:''' AndrewGronosky
'''Comment:''' Initial version
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In [[ArM5]], a '''Minor Flaw''' is a [[Virtues and Flaws | Flaw]] that is occasionally inconvenient, but doesn't dominate the character.  Minor Flaws cost less than Major Flaws.

In ArM5, characters may not have more than five Minor Flaws.

=Previous Editions

Before ArM5, [[Virtues and Flaws]] each had a numerical cost; the Major and Minor categories didn't exist.  However, Minor Flaws are generally equivalent to Flaws from past editions that cost -1 or -2.

=References

* Definition of Minor Flaw, [[ArM5]] 36, second paragraph
* Table of Virtues and Flaws, [[ArM5]] 38-39
* [[http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/ArM5VFIndex.pdf | Virtues and Flaws Index]]
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== Version 2 ==
'''Date:''' 2010-07-15 09:20:20 GMT
'''Author:''' Yair
'''Comment:''' added house rule 
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In [[ArM5]], a '''Minor Flaw''' is a [[Virtues and Flaws | Flaw]] that is occasionally inconvenient, but doesn't dominate the character.  Minor Flaws cost less than Major Flaws.

In ArM5, characters may not have more than five Minor Flaws. This rule has been criticized by some players as unnecessary, and some [[troupe|troupes]] choose to ignore it. It is still important to make sure all flaws are reflected in play, of course.

=Previous Editions

Before ArM5, [[Virtues and Flaws]] each had a numerical cost; the Major and Minor categories didn't exist.  However, Minor Flaws are generally equivalent to Flaws from past editions that cost -1 or -2.

=References

* Definition of Minor Flaw, [[ArM5]] 36, second paragraph
* Table of Virtues and Flaws, [[ArM5]] 38-39
* [[http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/ArM5VFIndex.pdf | Virtues and Flaws Index]]
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