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     minor, major, or supreme Villain — the GM can keep this a secret or openly
     reveal it.
   </p>
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   <h3>How Villains Receive Ultima Points</h3>
   <dl>
     <dt>Minor (5)</dt>
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       Enemy commanders, unique and infamous monsters, and antagonists causing
       trouble in small settlements.
     </dd>
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     <dt>Major (10)</dt>
     <dd>
       Tyrants, powerful mages, legendary creatures, and entities that threaten
       entire countries.
     </dd>
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     <dt>Supreme (15)</dt>
     <dd>
       Archdemons, immortal entities, and alien deities bent on destruction or
       domination.
     </dd>
   </dl>
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   <h2>SPENDING ULTIMA POINTS</h2>
   <p>A Villain has three options for spending Ultima Points:</p>
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   <dl>
     <dt>Escape (1 Point)</dt>
     <dd>
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       Master describes how they do so, perhaps leaving a few henchmen behind to
       "keep the heroes company".
     </dd>
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     <dt>Invoke Trait (1 Point)</dt>
     <dd>
       After performing a Check, a Villain may spend 1 Ultima Point to invoke one
       of their Traits and reroll one or both dice (this follows the same rules
-      seen on page 46).
+      seen on <a href="/books/core/#page-46">page 46</a>).
     </dd>
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     <dt>Recovery (1 Point)</dt>
     <dd>
       A Villain may use an action and spend 1 Ultima Point to recover from all
       status effects and also recover 50 Mind Points.
     </dd>
   </dl>
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   <p>
     While Player Characters can gain Fabula Points in several ways, Villains
     cannot recharge their Ultima Points — in a way, they represent the Villain's