diff --git a/R/palettes.R b/R/palettes.R
index 4e8e86b..155e3f9 100644
--- a/R/palettes.R
+++ b/R/palettes.R
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ gameR_colors <- list(
   kirby = c("#ffa8dc", "#c21f24", "#4fd644"),
   ocarina = c("#02940a", "#4f4499", "#e2e844", "#e94117"),
   okami = c("#56735a", "#f27934", "#c8e7e3", "#e2afb3", "#bfb582"),
-  p3r = c("#00a9f0", "#0768c0", "#e01d2f", "#000116", "#7dd22c"),
+  p3r = c("#00a9f0", "#0768c0", "#e01d2f", "#000116", "#7bbf34"),
   p4g = c("#ffe52c", "#7fe6ef", "#faa622", "#c4d70c", "#c22303"),
   pman = c("#fffd54", "#e93423", "#5acafa", "#f3aa3c", "#f2acda"),
   rayman = c("#945682", "#fcb24c", "#be3b45"),
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diff --git a/vignettes/gameR.Rmd b/vignettes/gameR.Rmd
index 65e928b..be99eb4 100644
--- a/vignettes/gameR.Rmd
+++ b/vignettes/gameR.Rmd
@@ -25,13 +25,15 @@ data("penguins")
 ```
 
 Here, we use the `penguins` dataset from the `{palmerpenguins}` package to 
-provide simple examples of how gameR can be used to customize a plot using either `{ggplot2}` or base R. We will plot a scatter plot of flipper length (in mm) against body mass (in g) with the points colored by species.  
+provide simple examples of how gameR can be used to customize a plot using
+either `{ggplot2}` or base R. We will plot a scatter plot of flipper length (in
+mm) against body mass (in g) with the points colored by species.  
 
 ## Using `{ggplot2}`
 
-To use palettes from gameR in ggplots, a palette can be specified via either
-`scale_color_manual()` or `scale_fill_manual()` to adjust color or fill
-respectively for variables specified in `aes()`. When specifying a palette, the `values =` argument must be used.
+To use palettes from gameR in ggplot, a palette can be specified via either
+`scale_color_manual()` or `scale_fill_manual()` to adjust the color or fill
+respectively. When specifying a palette, the `values =` argument must be used.
 Calling the `scale_*` function will not allow a palette to be specified if
 no named argument is used. 
 
@@ -46,7 +48,9 @@ penguins %>%
 
 ## Using base R
 
-If base R plotting is being used, the `bg` argument can be used to specify the color of the points. Here we use `gameR_cols()` in combination with `unclasss()` to color by species.   
+If base R plotting is being used, the `bg` argument can be used to specify the
+color of the points. Here we use `gameR_cols()` in combination with `unclasss()`
+to color by species.   
 
 ```{R}
 par(bg = "white")