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Ten times the life: about 2,000 everyday lines instead of 200, tied to region, family, sex, letters, marriage and years, so China reads like China and the kolkhoz never comes before 1930.
465 real events instead of 72, among them 49 encounters with people later written about.
Everyday forks: about 150 dilemmas at 19, 27, 39, 51 and 64, with doors shut for some, weighted outcomes, epitaph lines and questions of their own.
Longer books: more pages per life, from infancy to a hundred.
A choice before the draw, all optional: an era, a part of the world, born a boy or a girl. Within it the lot keeps the real weights; combinations that never existed are greyed out.
The chronicle and the encounters in the atlas: what your lives have met so far, era by era.
New lives avoid lines, events and forks met in your recent books, and events no life has seen yet come first.
Thirty regional things for the chest, more names, more stories, epitaphs and questions.
Changed
"Which one, the lot decides" instead of "the sack decides".
Finished books are kept as they were written, so later updates of the lines never change them.