fireinthedust
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So I have been geeking out about an RPG I only just found out about, and while I don't have time for the distraction among my host of other distractions, it's something I'd like answers about.
So!
Has anyone gotten this book? It's sold out on Amazon, and from the previews and even the character builder online, I'm not sure how to actually play this game.
What's the resolution system?
How does combat work?
Levelling up?
What's with all the stats?
Why can't I play a wizard or elrond elf?
Since when do non-Gandalf characters cast spells? I don't remember that, save for some mention of the dwarves during their crafting (certainly not the traditional spellcasting of D&D, with large effects)
It's different from d20, and I believe it's a d6 game that has bonuses off tat die. I believe damage works with solid numbers rather than random die rolls (damage 5 on a sword, with Health or Body 6 seems telling).
I'm not sure about the heart and will ratings, nor how it all works in play: seems illustrative and dramatic, but not practical for game play. I could be wrong, butI can't verify it by looking at the book because I can't get a copy!
Any help would be appreciated.
So!
Has anyone gotten this book? It's sold out on Amazon, and from the previews and even the character builder online, I'm not sure how to actually play this game.
What's the resolution system?
How does combat work?
Levelling up?
What's with all the stats?
Why can't I play a wizard or elrond elf?
Since when do non-Gandalf characters cast spells? I don't remember that, save for some mention of the dwarves during their crafting (certainly not the traditional spellcasting of D&D, with large effects)
It's different from d20, and I believe it's a d6 game that has bonuses off tat die. I believe damage works with solid numbers rather than random die rolls (damage 5 on a sword, with Health or Body 6 seems telling).
I'm not sure about the heart and will ratings, nor how it all works in play: seems illustrative and dramatic, but not practical for game play. I could be wrong, butI can't verify it by looking at the book because I can't get a copy!
Any help would be appreciated.