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Arauthator 7 Ashardalon 12 Bahamut 23 Chronepsis 24 Cyan Bloodbane 29 Dragotha 28 Faluzure 10 Io 28 Klauth 10 Sardior 27 Silvara 28 Tiamat 28

Arauthator 9 Ashardalon 11 Bahamut 24 Chronepsis 26 Cyan Bloodbane 28 Dragotha 28 Faluzure 10 Io 28 Klauth 12 Sardior 27 Silvara 28 Tiamat 29

Arauthator 13 Ashardalon 15 Bahamut 38 Chronepsis 29 Cyan Bloodbane 27 Dragotha 25 Faluzure 14 Io 30 Klauth 14 Nefermandias 4 Rime 4 Sardior 26 Silvara 28 Tiamat 28

Arauthator 17 Ashardalon 15 Bahamut 37 Chronepsis 28 Cyan Bloodbane 29 Dragotha 22 Dregoth 16 Faluzure 16 Graughlothor 10 Io 30 Klauth 16 Nefermandias 10 Rime 15 Sardior 30 Silvara 27 Tiamat 31

Aasterinian 10 -2 = 8 Arauthator 17 Ashardalon 17 Bahamut 36 Chronepsis 26 Cyan Bloodbane 24 +1 = 25 Dragotha 22 Dregoth 18 Faluzure 16 Graughlothor 16 Io 31 Klauth 16 Nefermandias 18 Rime 18 Sardior 30 Silvara 27 Tiamat 32

Aasterinian 12 Andraemos 5 Arauthator 17 Ashardalon 18 Bahamut 38 - 2 = 36 Chronepsis 26 Cyan Bloodbane 20 +1 = 21 Dragotha 21 Dregoth 18 Faluzure 18 Graughlothor 16 Gulgol 14 Io 34 Klauth 18 Nefermandias 18 Rime 17 Sardior 33 Silvara 26 Tiamat 31 Voaraghamanthar 2 Edit: corrected math

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This was definitely an excellent surprise

Wow! Thank you for taking the trouble to make that list. I like most of the additions, I was a little afraid that the changes in the new edition were not significant at system level, but were more of a marketing move.

Would you mind commenting what changes the second edition has compared to the first from what you could see of the Alpha document? You don't need to develop anything specific, just roughly. Thank you!

Powers & Perils, the legendary lost one in the 80s d100 triad (the others two, of course, are RuneQuest and Rolemaster)

The Burning Wheel

Oh, this is fun! I´m running a D&D 5e Dragonlance campaign, which is coming to an end after three years (!) Also I´m running a Burning Wheel game in a homebrew world. Both games are weekly, so it's quite a challenge to change your game and setting mindset every three days.

That’s perfect, as the "true" in Gloranta is structured through myths and not scientific facts, and that has a great impact on the behavior of their societies.

The Glorantha Sourcebook is an amazing book to introduce yourself and your friends to Glorantha. It´s a lore book tho, so no system in there. I use it with Fate Core to play in the world. Besides ducks, Glorantha is amazing.

And of course, you have the Roden of Burning Wheel

ha! the comparison is inevitable but I suppose you will have other approaches in his books, right?

Wow! If it's made by The Design Mechanism then it has to be good. If it is also a game of mystery and darkness, I am completely in. PS: I'm going to read something from M. R. James to get in the mood. I honestly don't know the author.

RPG supplements. Here`s a list (the 3.x section is on the end) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dragonlance_modules_and_sourcebooks Edit: I never paste the link!

They have! I strongly recommend that you read the material they released during the 3.x era. @Cam Banks ' work was magnificent.