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 ====== Blood Rites ======
 Imagine a naked savage who pulls a knife and slashes his own arm to give himself super-human speed for the few moments he needs to outrun a rampaging dinosaur.
-//Blood Rites// is my reaction to safe, reliable magic. It's set in a savage, primitive world in which spells are cast only after blood is spilled.
+//Blood Rites// is my reaction to safe, reliable magic. It's set in a **savage, primitive world** in which spells are cast only after blood is spilled.
 The system is Fudge-based. Each magical effect has different power levels, and you roll to discover which power level you are able to cast when you prepare or cast the spell. You may get a relatively weak version...or an insanely powerful one.
-[[http://rpg.brentnewhall.com/media/Blood_Rites-2012-04-21.pdf|{{http://brentnewhall.com/games/graphics/download.png}}]] [[http://rpg.brentnewhall.com/media/Blood_Rites-2012-04-21.pdf|Download the draft rules]]
+[[http://brentnewhall.com/dl.php?d=br|{{http://brentnewhall.com/games/graphics/download.png}}]] [[http://brentnewhall.com/dl.php?d=br|Download the rules]]
-The system needs a lot of playtesting, but the mechanics work and it gets across the right feel: you are a naked, savage, blood-spilling shaman who must work with others of your kind to stop something big.