PG 42 - Blade Thrower and Bow Hunter - Change "Rank Requirements with Exotic Ranged Expert (Chosen Weapon) Ranks" to "Rank Requirements with Exotic Ranged (Chosen Weapon) Attribute Ranks". Exotic Ranged Expert is a Talent. 

PGs 70-71, 91-93 

The Unarmed Talents section has been updated to match the finalized Kinetic and Nonlethal Damage rules used throughout the Core Rulebook. Older references to “normal damage” and “Stamina Damage” in Jab, Improved Kick, Haymaker, and Roundhouse Kick have been replaced for clarity and consistency.

Updated Table Entries:

Jab — Jab Attacks may deal Kinetic Damage instead of Nonlethal Damage. If dealing Nonlethal Damage, add +1D6 Damage.

Jab II — As Jab, except add +2D6 Damage when dealing Nonlethal Damage.

Jab III — As Jab, except add +3D6 Damage when dealing Nonlethal Damage.

Improved Kick — Improved Kick Attacks may deal Kinetic Damage instead of Nonlethal Damage. If dealing Nonlethal Damage, add +1D6 Damage.

Improved Kick II — As Improved Kick, except add +2D6 Damage when dealing Nonlethal Damage.

Improved Kick III — As Improved Kick, except add +3D6 Damage when dealing Nonlethal Damage.

Haymaker — Suffer -2 Penalty to Attack Roll to add +1D6 Kinetic Damage or +2D6 Nonlethal Damage.

Haymaker II — Suffer -2 Penalty to Attack Roll up to twice to add +1D6 Kinetic Damage or +2D6 Nonlethal Damage per use (max +2D6 Kinetic or +4D6 Nonlethal).

Haymaker III — Suffer -2 Penalty to Attack Roll up to three times to add +1D6 Kinetic Damage or +2D6 Nonlethal Damage per use (max +3D6 Kinetic or +6D6 Nonlethal).

Roundhouse Kick — Suffer -2 Penalty to Attack Roll to add +1D6 Kinetic Damage or +2D6 Nonlethal Damage.

Roundhouse Kick II — Suffer -2 Penalty to Attack Roll up to twice to add +1D6 Kinetic Damage or +2D6 Nonlethal Damage per use (max +2D6 Kinetic or +4D6 Nonlethal).

Roundhouse Kick III — Suffer -2 Penalty to Attack Roll up to three times to add +1D6 Kinetic Damage or +2D6 Nonlethal Damage per use (max +3D6 Kinetic or +6D6 Nonlethal).

PG 72 - Capoeira - While Ginga is active, your Talent Bonus to Unarmed (Kick) Attack Rolls increases to +4. Additionally, Improved Kick Attacks gain +1D6 Damage to all Damage Types, Roundhouse Kick Attacks gain +2D6 Damage to all Damage Types, and you gain +4 Evasion Defense vs. Melee Attacks. You suffer a -4 Penalty to all Ranged Attack Rolls while in Ginga.

PG 123 - Sliding Attack,  - Change any reference of '3 feet' or '3 ft' to be '3 Squares (15ft)'

PG 160 - Exotic Ranged - Change "-6 to Attack Rolls" to "-4 to Attack Rolls" 

PG 193 - Mini Sledge Damage - Change "1D6" to "2D6" The Damage is 2D6 + Strength because it has the Heavy 1 Special Rule. 

PG 194 - Buckler Shield, Bulwark (Buckler) - the Buckler is incorrectly referred to as a Bracer. Change Bracer to Buckler. 

PG 283 - Using Craze! Points, Augmenting a Combat Statistic Test, Example - change "Wraith rolls a 1" to "Wraith rolls a 2". The example in correctly stated that Wraith was allowed to use more than 1 Craze! Point.

What is a Quick Cell (QC)? It is referenced in the Ammunition Section but does not appear anywhere else in the Core Rulebook. 

Quick Cell (QC) technology was unintentionally left out of the Core Rulebook during final compilation. Quick Cells are advanced energy transfer adapters designed to move electrical charge between compatible power sources with virtually no delay or efficiency loss. A Quick Cell system allows energy to be rapidly transferred from one battery, power pack, generator, vehicle system, or external source into another compatible device without meaningful degradation during the transfer process.

In practical terms, Quick Cell systems are commonly used to quickly recharge energy weapons, transfer power between equipment, redistribute energy during emergencies, or keep advanced gear operational in the field. This technology is especially common among military organizations, security forces, vehicle crews, and users of advanced energy-based equipment.

Quick Cells do not inherently increase damage or charge capacity. Instead, they improve the speed and efficiency of energy management between compatible systems.

Rule: Quick Cell devices may transfer energy to another compatible Quick Cell device instantly within 1 Turn. The transfer system is self-regulating and will never draw more power than the receiving device can safely accept or requires to reach maximum capacity.