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 How significant are they? Well take two elvish archers for example. If they are both fighting each other, on the same terrain type, with the same hp, damage and exp (say 10 for now); then it would be whoever is the luckiest wins. If we give one of the elvish archers traits such as dexterous and intelligent, the chances of killing the enemy increases and the chances that he will level, gain full hp regenerate and kill his enemy increases.
-*The smallest thing can make a bi difference* ;)
+*The smallest thing can make a big difference ;)
 '''Funny Easter Egg:''' One time when I was playing undead, an undead archer that I recruited had 'intelligent' and 'resilient' as its two traits. See the issue there? If not, the answer will be in the next guide.
 Next Edition: #9 - [[Weapon abilities]]
-Previous Edition: #7 - [[Terrain defence]]
+Previous Edition: #7 - [[Terrain Defence]]
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-WSNPP - NWP: Edition #8 Traits
+'''WSNPP - NWP: Edition #8 Traits'''
 So here we're going to look at traits. Traits are specific pro's and con's that define a character. In wesnoth terms traits give character's advantages or weaknesses (normally known as flaws but meh =P).
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 Most units will have two traits and the majority of those will have two positive/advantageous traits. Some units may have one or two flaws such as goblin spearmen (ftw). Some examples of traits for level 1 units + are:
-Elvish archer;
+'''Elvish archer;'''
 - dexterous : +1 to ranged damage
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 - intelligent : decreases max exp by 20%
-Goblin spearmen;
+'''Goblin spearmen;'''
 - slow : -1 to movement speed
 - weak : -1 to damage

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 So here we're going to look at traits. Traits are specific pro's and con's that define a character. In wesnoth terms traits give character's advantages or weaknesses (normally known as flaws but meh =P).
-Most units will have two traits and more units will have two positive traits. Some units may have one or two flaws such as goblin spearmen (ftw). Some examples of traits for level 1 units + are:
+Most units will have two traits and the majority of those will have two positive/advantageous traits. Some units may have one or two flaws such as goblin spearmen (ftw). Some examples of traits for level 1 units + are:
 Elvish archer;

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		+	So here we're going to look at traits. Traits are specific pro's and con's that define a character. In wesnoth terms traits give character's advantages or weaknesses (normally known as flaws but meh =P).
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		+	Most units will have two traits and more units will have two positive traits. Some units may have one or two flaws such as goblin spearmen (ftw). Some examples of traits for level 1 units + are:
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		+	Elvish archer;
		+	- dexterous : +1 to ranged damage
		+	- intelligent : decreases max exp by 20%