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There are a number of rules governing remapping:
There are a number of rules governing remapping:


# You get a "normal" remap once a year.
# You start with a "normal" remap. The normal remap takes a year to replenish after use.
#* The year timer begins once you use the remap, not when it is granted.
# You start with two 'bonus' remaps. Bonus remaps are gone forever after use, they will never replenish!
# You can also have 'bonus' remaps. Two of these are granted when you start.
# If you have both normal and bonus remaps available then the normal remap will be used first.
# If you have both normal and bonus remaps available then the normal remap will be used first.
# Once you have used your normal remap and bonus remaps you must wait for the yearly timer to expire to remap again, so plan carefully!
# Once you have used your normal remap and bonus remaps you must wait for the yearly timer to expire to remap again, so plan carefully!
# An attribute's base score may not be raised above 27 or lowered below 17 (the default score for an ability is 19 or 20).
# You start with a 20 points for Intelligence, Perception, Willpower and Memory; You start with a 19 points for Charisma.
# Any points taken off one attribute must be added to another -- they cannot be 'left over' when you finish remapping.
# An attribute's base score may not be raised above 27 or lowered below 17.
# Your total base attribute points are 99, and 14 of them can be remapped.
# Any points taken off one attribute must be added to another -- your remaining unmapped points must be 0 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.
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.