I was wondering if anyone has listed all the new rule changes that are coming up.

Yes. Yes, they have.





Oh, you wanted someone to do the work for you? Well, a quick search of the Rules forum here (using the key terms "legion" and "rules") turns up this thread: Changes in LoSH Rules/PAC.

Yes, it really was that easy.

Sure, IF you already figured that a search for "legion" and "rules" would actually turn up a pertinent thread on the subject. The search function doesn't always work right.

Yet, you choose the added difficulty of coming here and ridiculing someone.

Well you can look at it as being lazy (which I am) OR you could look at it as I just want to appreaciate the hard work and dedication that my fellow non-lazy realmers have shown.

Anyway it's kind of difficult for me to get an extended period of time to examine the new rule book.

I saw this thread and I didn't see the change to Mystics or the change to BCF which prevents it from being used with Flurry. Are these actual changes?

The "change" to Mystics is just changing the wording so it's less redundant and it's more consistant to the current language (damage taken vs unreduceable and unavoidable damage dealt).
As far as BCF, I don't recall seeing anything about this, and I don't have access to the PAC at work...... but I'm going to check when I get home if I can remember and nobody answers first

Someone thought B/C/F had received a new wording which prevented it from being used with Flurry. The wording hasn't actually changed though, it was all a mistake.

From the LoSH PAC:

MYSTICS When this character takes damage from an attack, the attacker takes 1 damage. This damage is not an attack.

Damage taken is still damage taken (that hasn't changed since day 1). There is no way to avoid damage taken; it is quite literally (according to the glossary) a click of the dial.

Also from the LoSH PAC:

BLADES/CLAWS/FANGS (OPTIONAL): When this character is given a close combat action, roll one d6 after making a successful attack roll. The result replaces this character’s damage value when resolving the attack. If the target was blocking terrain, a wall, or an object, it is destroyed on a result
of 3–6.

...and

FLURRY (OPTIONAL): Give this character a close combat action. It makes two separate close combat attacks as free actions (making two separate attack rolls) against one or two adjacent targets. Resolve the first attack before making the second. If this character loses Flurry prior to making the second attack, it can’t make the second attack.

These have not changed at all. You still give the character a close combat action to use Flurry and BCF still activates whenever a close combat action is given.

Good to hear.... it worried me when that was the first I'd heard of it LOL!

Of course, since it did turn up the results, it becomes obvious that the OP didn't do the search...

It wasn't that much harder, really, and I was already "here."