I'm seeing a fair bit of (what appears to me to be) arguing at cross-purposes. Since people said last time that my summary of the situation was helpful, I shall venture to do another one. This time, I'll just lay out the arguments that I think have been seriously proposed as people's preferred way of playing. 1. The "Joe Dever got it wrong" argument. - All bonuses for having Grand Weaponmastery with Bow should be +5. - All instances of +3 (and that one *ad hoc* +4) should be changed. 2. The "Grand Weaponmastery is intentionally worse" argument. - The Grand Weaponmastery with Bow +3 is correct. - *Ad hoc* +4 and +5 bonuses replace this. - +3 and +4 are worse than a loyal reader's +5, so the loyal reader gets to use their +5 at all times. 3. The "Grand Weaponmastery is the same as Weaponmastery" argument. - Grand Weaponmastery with Bow +3 is correct. - *Ad hoc* +4 and +5 bonuses replace this. - A loyal reader who got the Mentora +2 (which is a subtly different bonus) can add that to Grand Weaponmastery, giving them a +5 (or *ad hoc* +6 or +7). Correct? -- Tim Pederick