Forgot to put updated TLK in release archive

Forgot to put updated TLK in release archive

nwn/nwnprc/trunk/tlk/prc8_consortium.tlk.xml

@@ -5102,7 +5102,7 @@ Feats Required: Exotic</entry>
   <entry id="16521" lang="en" sex="m">Forest Masters</entry>
   <entry id="16522" lang="en" sex="m">forest master</entry>
   <entry id="16523" lang="en" sex="m">(PRESTIGE CLASS)
-Guardians of the pristine wilderness and defenders of the ancient trees, forest masters are the living embodiments of sentient nature. They walk the shadows under the woods and destroy those who would lay waste to the wild lands. Where druids hold all aspects of nature dear—wind and weather, animal and plant, meadows and mountains—the forest masters consider the forests more ancient than the coming of animals or humans the most sacred spots of the world.  Druids most often become forest masters, but it is not unheard of for rangers or clerics of nature deities to leave their kinships behind and follow this path.
+Guardians of the pristine wilderness and defenders of the ancient trees, forest masters are the living embodiments of sentient nature. They walk the shadows under the woods and destroy those who would lay waste to the wild lands. Where druids hold all aspects of nature dear—wind and weather, animal and plant, meadows and mountains— the forest masters consider the forests more ancient than the coming of animals or humans the most sacred spots of the world.  Druids most often become forest masters, but it is not unheard of for rangers or clerics of nature deities to leave their kinships behind and follow this path.
 
 A few multiclassed barbarians become forest masters, although they rarely have the dedication to the plant aspect of nature to embrace this worldview. Forest masters often work alone, but are more than capable of working as part of a group. Many times adventurers have spoken with what they thought was a young, small treant, when they were actually speaking with a very powerful forest master. There are no rivalries between groups of forest masters, although individuals may disagree on methods of enacting the will of the Treefather.