The closest to D&D without magic

[Krieg]

That "game of thrones" rpg book is quite new is't it?

So new that it hasn't even been printed yet.

The limited edition with both Tri-Stat & D20 rules should be available in May. With the D20 (and Tri-Stat) only version coming out about a month later.

 

[Serps]

Grim Tales works well. It's like d20M without the reliance on modern bits.

 

[Crothian]

Stone and Steel

 

[tetsujin28]

Pendragon. In the older editions (and in the new one coming out from White Wolf), PCs could not use magic. Heck, PCs couldn't be anything other than knights. And it rocked.

 

[rbingham2000]

The Iron Lore got me thinking, and I'd like to ask you guys; What's the best setting without magic or with the least magic out there? But with a good Fantasy flare, not just historical rpg. Is there something close to D&D without magic??

I've been toying with the idea of a fantasy setting where the only things fantastical about it are the monsters and the various landmarks (like a place known for its legendary healing waters, for instance). People who have magical powers of either the arcane or divine variety are just not present in the setting.