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| − | Using the drawing tools on the Dynamic Lighting layer Game Masters (GMs) can add lines that block light emitted from tokens. Used with the fog of war tools a GM can create a very immersive experience.
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I created a new system specific guide. WoD-nWoD How do I change the 'category' for it so that it is in the guides category?
- Just add this to the bottom of the page: [ [Category:Guides] ] (without the spaces between the brackets). --Riley D. (talk) 14:26, 19 April 2013 (EDT)
