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Hi I'm running a D20 campaign (or will be soon) using the AGoT D20 rules. Its a low magic. grittier world then DnD, and the background fits AGoT perfectly. The problem is that its low magic, not no magic. AGoTs magic is very...eh (You take a prestige class, and then can take feats, each feat=one...

Quick note on EoM. In the basic file (Elements of Magic, revised), there are only 3 magic using classes. The mage (standard spellcaster) the mageknight (moderate BaB, less spells) and the taskmage (a mage with spellcasting like the mageknight, but with a focus on skills instead of combat)...

Elements of Magic, Revised (right here in the store) is a spell point based, more flexable system. You might want to give it a try.

amen :)

Any of the Monster Manuals exept for the original (and campaign specific ones). I can't understand how those monsters can go in a campaign. Epic Level Handbook. Because I really don't like epic gaming. (If you do, then its a great book)

Just finished the whole thing (took me a week). Great job, really great job. (waits for next update)

Without reading LotR (and Redwall when I was 10), there would have been no way our group would have got into DnD. As it is, two members read excessivly (me included) and the others read more sparingly. Personally, I want my DnD campaigns to be like novels, rather then hack and slash comic books...

There are some in The Hobbit, as i recall. There is, of course, the Dwarven Magic door in FotR, but it doesnt get picked.

Low magic fantasy high magic fantasy Low magic more, though.

Well, with much studius mutterings, I think I'm leaning towards a mix between two and three. I don't want it to be to low (since in part 2, magic becomes more common--sort of) but I still want to keep it down. Magic items. Armor isnt much of a problem. The masterwork rules in AGoT mean that...

I think HP is the biggest problem, easily. Magic can be "capped", so to speak. Limit raise dead to suitably epic moments, limit teleport, whatever, but HP are much more ingrained in thr system. And there comes a point where the only adventure that will make the 250 HP fighter (i've seen it. Dr...

I'm not a big fan of balance either. My players are horrible power gamers (as in, they can't powergame) except in incredibly nich characters (Dwarf fighters for one) so I don;t have to worry about that. We never even look at the rulebook for obscure combat rules and just do it the way we think...

Well, it doesn't work in combat... I think it probably isnt the intent, (though it is allowed by the rules) but hey, its your game. Do what you want.

No, he just saw the stepladder. And was scared...

I see the Sweet Spot as a place where you can run most adventures. Even whimpy minions are still annoying, but characters can face off against more nasty beasts without being reduced to small floating atoms. What would be nice, in my opinion, is a system that kept advancment more...subdued. As...

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Game of thrones D20 doesnt do away with increasing HP, but severly limits the amount (A 20th level man at arms--fighter--only has 67 HP before con modifiers. Plus theres a Shock value that wont increase with level that triggers a fort save whenever damage is taken in excess of it. Faliure means...

Whenever a Bard is played, fascinate is used at least twice a session. Its one of their best abilities (and it can be pretty funny)

Simply Half Elves with Darkvision 60. They don't get any other special drow abilities.

I just finished reading, great job! Keep it up. And hurry with the next the installment!