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There are a number of rules governing remapping:

*Normally (but see below) you have to wait ''a year'' after a remap before remapping again.

#Normally (but see below) you have to wait ''a year'' after a remap before remapping again.

*However, new characters get two 'free' neural remaps which you can use whenever you like.

#However, new characters get two 'free' neural remaps which you can use whenever you like.

**Once you use the second free remap, you must wait a year as normal.

#*Once you use the second free remap, you must wait a year as normal.

*An attribute's base score may not be raised above 15 or lowered below 4.

#An attribute's base score may not be raised above 15 or lowered below 4.

*Any points taken off one attribute must be added to another -- they cannot be 'left over' when you finish remapping.

#Any points taken off one attribute must be added to another -- they cannot be 'left over' when you finish remapping.

The common strategy for remapping is to put together a long-term skill plan which majors on skills which use a particular two attributes, and then remap so that you denude all your other attribute scores and pump up those two attributes.

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 There are a number of rules governing remapping:
-*Normally (but see below) you have to wait ''a year'' after a remap before remapping again.
+#Normally (but see below) you have to wait ''a year'' after a remap before remapping again.
-*However, new characters get two 'free' neural remaps which you can use whenever you like.
+#However, new characters get two 'free' neural remaps which you can use whenever you like.
-**Once you use the second free remap, you must wait a year as normal.
+#*Once you use the second free remap, you must wait a year as normal.
-*An attribute's base score may not be raised above 15 or lowered below 4.
+#An attribute's base score may not be raised above 15 or lowered below 4.
-*Any points taken off one attribute must be added to another -- they cannot be 'left over' when you finish remapping.
+#Any points taken off one attribute must be added to another -- they cannot be 'left over' when you finish remapping.
 The common strategy for remapping is to put together a long-term skill plan which majors on skills which use a particular two attributes, and then remap so that you denude all your other attribute scores and pump up those two attributes.