Correct values for Temperature Levels (6E2 145)

[dgulledge]

In the discussion of the default size of Temperature Levels, I found this paragraph

 

"Typically, each Temperature Level represents

about 3°-5° Celsius (10°-20° Fahrenheit) differ-

ence, though the GM should set the exact param-

eters based on the campaign, the environment,

and other factors."

 

1°C = 1.8°F.  I see two obvious ways to interpret this:

1) The Celsius range is correct, so a Temperature Level is 3°-5°C = 5.4°-9°F.

2) The Fahrenheit range is correct, so a Temperature Level is 10°-20°F = 5.6°-11.1°C.

Given that all of the other measurements in the game are stated in metric units, I'm assuming that the Celsius range is the correct one.  I checked and 5e has the same wording.

[Steve Long]

The Fahrenheit measurement is correct:  I think in Fahrenheit the way God intended us all to do , and and I created every power I’ve written up or example I’ve used over the past 15 years based on that.

 

I will make a note of this in my Errata file and correct it in the text if I have a chance to do so in the future. Thanks for pointing this out!