fixed Loose vs Lose in the Campaign Description

[FredOfMBOX]

At the end of the NOTE section at the bottom of the main description, where it talks about the book, it says:

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In either case, without checking the novel at some point ..., this particular campaign will loose some of its depth.

Loose rhymes with "Noose", and describes jeans and lids that don't fit quite right.

Lose rhymes with "Ooze", and means to suffer a loss.

Yeah, it's a minor detail, but it's off-putting to have such a glaring spelling error on the very first thing I see in the campaign.

[baltic_dragon]

Thanks. Fixed