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+ 
+ Finally, more fundamental options for further customization are provided at the end of this chapter.
+ 
+-### PLAYER INTRUSION
+-
+-A player intrusion is the player choosing to alter something in the campaign, making things easier for a player
+-character. Conceptually, it is the reverse of a GM intrusion: instead of the GM giving the player XP and introducing an
+-unexpected complication for a character, the player spends 1 XP and presents a solution to a problem or complication.
+-What a player intrusion can do usually introduces a change to the world or current circumstances rather than directly
+-changing the character. For instance, an intrusion indicating that the cypher just used still has an additional use
+-would be appropriate, but an intrusion that heals the character would not. If a player has no XP to spend, they can't
+-use a player intrusion.
+-
+-A few player intrusion examples are provided under each type. That said, not every player intrusion listed there is
+-appropriate for all situations. The GM may allow players to come up with other player intrusion suggestions, but the GM
+-is the final arbiter of whether the suggested intrusion is appropriate for the character's type and suitable for the
+-situation. If the GM refuses the intrusion, the player doesn't spend the 1 XP, and the intrusion doesn't occur.
+-
+-Using an intrusion does not require a character to use an action to trigger it. A player intrusion just happens.
+-
+-(Player intrusions should be limited to no more than one per player per session.)
+-
+ ### WARRIOR
+ 
+ Fantasy/Fairy tale: Warrior, fighter, swordsman, knight, barbarian, soldier, myrmidon, valkyrie
+@@ -15946,6 +15927,25 @@
+ succeed on an action, logic still suggests that some actions are very difficult and taxing, particularly for some PCs
+ more than others.
+ 
++### PLAYER INTRUSION
++
++A player intrusion is the player choosing to alter something in the campaign, making things easier for a player
++character. Conceptually, it is the reverse of a GM intrusion: instead of the GM giving the player XP and introducing an
++unexpected complication for a character, the player spends 1 XP and presents a solution to a problem or complication.
++What a player intrusion can do usually introduces a change to the world or current circumstances rather than directly
++changing the character. For instance, an intrusion indicating that the cypher just used still has an additional use
++would be appropriate, but an intrusion that heals the character would not. If a player has no XP to spend, they can't
++use a player intrusion.
++
++A few player intrusion examples are provided under each type. That said, not every player intrusion listed there is
++appropriate for all situations. The GM may allow players to come up with other player intrusion suggestions, but the GM
++is the final arbiter of whether the suggested intrusion is appropriate for the character's type and suitable for the
++situation. If the GM refuses the intrusion, the player doesn't spend the 1 XP, and the intrusion doesn't occur.
++
++Using an intrusion does not require a character to use an action to trigger it. A player intrusion just happens.
++
++(Player intrusions should be limited to no more than one per player per session.)
++
+ ### DISTANCE
+ 
+ Distance is simplified into four basic categories: immediate, short, long, and very long.