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That is what I suspected. Now I need to make 45 new friends and convince them to back the campaign.

I agree with this line of thought. I like that any character can learn magic, but I like it in the context that the career system is somewhat akin to multiclassing on steroids. The peasant boy isn't casting magic because he happened to come across an old, dusty spellbook, but because he has a...

Does the lifetime subscription include those who backed at the early bird or earlyish bird levels?

Thanks for pointing that out, LucasC. I should have read the text more carefully, but the table on page 59 of the O.L.D. text makes it seem as one needs to spend XP to gain each tier. At least, that is how my group took it when we were looking over the documents as we built characters for...

I don't mind the tier system, but I am still on the fence over the cost to raise a tier. I would prefer to spend the XP on more tangible improvements to my character such as skills, attributes, spell lists, etc. I also think the limit of 1 skill rank at tier 1 might be a bit too restrictive. I...

With your permission, I might use this as a boilerplate for creating a similar spreadsheet for O>L>D> I love excel character spreadsheets as they just make life so much easier. I do have a question on derived stats, and more specifically, defenses. According to a least-squares fit, the...

Of all the changeling subspecies, it seems that the one that should have a higher charisma (chameleon) does not receive that stat boost. They seem the most transient and likely to deal with a large variety of people/species and as such, I envision them as having a lesser focus on magic and a...

My vote would be to use metric for both. If you feel metric to be too jarring for O.L.D. then you could use stones and spans for mass and length (or something more creative). I don't think too many people will care overly much about length units being metric as long as they know that x units...