TSoY, one book on the table for the first game

[Judd]

It seems like cashing out Secrets and Keys to gain new ones and spending XP on the spot for what is happening in game is a big part of successful TSoY play.

Aye, maybe I'm wrong.

But I only have one copy of the book and the players aren't familiar.  Am I to assume that they will gain some familiarity with the way it works during character generation?  Should I print out a list of Keys and Secrets?

Thoughts?

[Vaxalon]

Absolutely.  Everyone should have the text of their keys and secrets in front of them.

[Judd]

Absolutely.  Everyone should have the text of their keys and secrets in front of them.

This leads to the next question:

Are the Secrets and Keys in the Revised different than the Secrets and Keys I can copy and paste from the original online version onto some reference pages?

[Clinton R. Nixon]

Are the Secrets and Keys in the Revised different than the Secrets and Keys I can copy and paste from the original online version onto some reference pages?

They're not that changed, but I've got something even better:

All the revised Secrets and Keys on one PDF

[Judd]

They're not that changed, but I've got something even better:

Thank you kindly.

Sweet.

[argology]

They're not that changed, but I've got something even better:
All the revised Secrets and Keys on one PDF

Is there a reason the Human Species Secrets aren't listed in this document? Have they been eliminated from the Second Edition?

Cheers,
Jason Whittle

[Twobirds]

Yes, looks like it.  The second (refresh through romance) is redundant, and the other could just be converted into an extra advance for humans, if the SG houseruled as much.