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+# Sample Agent Sheet Screenshots
+
+## Skills
+![Character Sheet Screenshot](./images/agent_sheet_skills_tab.png)
+
+## Physical
+![Character Sheet Screenshot](./images/agent_sheet_physical_tab.png)
+
+## Mental
+![Character Sheet Screenshot](./images/agent_sheet_mental_tab.png)
+
+## Gear
+![Character Sheet Screenshot](./images/agent_sheet_gear_tab.png)
+
+## CV
+![Character Sheet Screenshot](./images/agent_sheet_cv_tab.png)
+
+## Contacts
+![Character Sheet Screenshot](./images/agent_sheet_contacts_tab.png)

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 ## Rolling Checks
 
-Most labels can be clicked to roll a check or test of some kind. If they can be clicked, they should glow red when the mouse is hovered over them.  Shift-clicking or right-clicking will bring up a dialogue to allow modifying the roll.
+Most labels can be clicked to roll a check or test of some kind. If they can be clicked, they should glow red when the mouse is hovered over them.  
 
 * Click on _SAN_ (label above current/max sanity) to roll a Sanity check.
 * Click on any of the skill labels (such as _Accounting_) to roll a skill test.
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 * Click on a weapon name (on the _Gear_ tab) to roll the skill test associated with it (e.g. _Firearms_).
 * Click on the Damage/Lethality associated with a weapon to roll it.
 
+## Modifying Rolls On the Fly
+
+Shift-clicking or right-clicking will bring up a dialogue to allow modifying the roll.
+
+![Modify Roll Window](./images/modify_roll_dialogue.png)
+
 ## Where are the Specialized Skills Like 'Science' and 'Pilot'?
+
 Only one 'Typed' skill is shown for an Agent by default, that being Art (Painting), and it is *below* all the other skills.  It can be removed by clicking the trash icon inside the box for the skill.  Likewise, new typed skills can be added by clicking the _+_ button just above the section.
 
 This allows adding any number of skills as needed, without having dead space for unused skills.
 
 ## Why Does the 'Lethality' Roll Show Damage Even on a Success?
+
 For Lethality, the D100 test against the target lethality threshold is evaluated like a normal skill test. But regardless of the outcome, the damage associated with a non-lethal roll (2D10) is also displayed in paretheses as lethality does not affect some creatures.
 
 Note - the Lethality roll does not currently take into account the changes that rolling a critical on the associated attack roll involves.  For example, on a critical _Firearms_ check with a weapon with a lethality of 10%, the threshold doubles to 20%, and if that check fails the resulting damage doubles as well.
 
 ## Where is The Breaking Point Shown?
+
 It is under the _Mental_ tab, as are the boxes to tick for _Incidents of Sanity Loss Without Going Insane_ and an Agents _Motivations_ and _Disorders_.
+
+## "Inhuman Rules" - Why are Results for x5 Tests Different for Creatures with a x5 that is Greater than 100%?
+
+Per the rules in the Handler's Guide, if a creature has a physical attribute that is 20 or above (giving a x5 of 100% or higher), it is considered "inhuman" and all rolls that are not a 100 automatically succeed.  Furthermore, any roll that is **below the attribute score** is a critical (on top of the normal critical rules).  For example, if a monster had a strength of 25, giving a x5 of 125, that monster could score a critical not only by rolling a 33, but also by rolling anything 25 or under.
+
+## What is the Ritual Skill
+
+Per the rules in the Handler's Guide, the ritual skill is used (primarily) to activate rituals. It is calculated as 100 - SAN.  E.g., the lower one's sanity, the easier ritual activation becomes.  Like Unnatural, it cannot be improved through failure like other skills.