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Dannyalcatraz · 27th August 2008, 10:06 PM

There is a True 20 supplement called Eldritch Sorcery, I believe. I picked it up on a recommendation that it would help me achieve a campaign design goal- namely letting PCs design their own spells.

That it does, and well too! (Ultimately, though, it didn't do precisely what I needed, but I keep it on hand for reference.)

As for M&M, I'm not going to duplicate any suggestion above.

I've recently been told they're doing a supplement that will do for M&M what Fantasy HERO did for HERO. If so, that's going to be dang good news to me and to a lot of others out there.

M&M for Fantasy

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Dannyalcatraz Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Planet Alcatraz & D/FW Posts: 8,457	There is a True 20 supplement called Eldritch Sorcery, I believe. I picked it up on a recommendation that it would help me achieve a campaign design goal- namely letting PCs design their own spells. That it does, and well too! (Ultimately, though, it didn't do precisely what I needed, but I keep it on hand for reference.) As for M&M, I'm not going to duplicate any suggestion above. I've recently been told they're doing a supplement that will do for M&M what Fantasy HERO did for HERO. If so, that's going to be dang good news to me and to a lot of others out there. M&M for Fantasy __________________ IAAL. No, really! My favorite thread: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general...-sentence.html Founder of Metal School: http://www.enworld.org/forum/off-top...al-school.html The Monk Database: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general...ail.html?pp=15 The Psionics Database: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-3rd...ts-powers.html RPG Publishers!: Your products need more proofreading! And by PEOPLE- not just spellcheckers! Pffffft to this "Deathless" garbage! If it shambles like an Undead & quacks like an Undead, it's Undead, even if it has a good alignment. "I have the keys to Paradise, but I have too many legs!" -Jeff, from Coupling (BBC Series). "Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati" -motto of the Possum Club, Red Green show.