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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 9542030" data-attributes="member: 5142">Phenomenal layout. Clear presentation. I don't have to read through giant walls of text about the basics of the adventure or key things that I need to know to run it. It makes things much easier and quicker to run. Sometimes less is more. There are psionics in both Stars and Worlds Without Number. However, there are not really specialty priests. WWN has a &quot;blood priest&quot; as a mage option for those who like to play more traditional clerics. However, you otherwise don't really play clerics in WWN, as you would probably just pick Healer as your mage tradition and pick up a religious background.Also, I believe that OSE has psionics and a psion class in Issue #1 of Planar Compass. For a change of pace, you should potentially check out Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures. It's an OSR game about playing (mostly) young adult characters from fantasy series like the Chronicles of Prydain or A Wizard of Earthsea. You can run it for a one-shot adventure, where players can roll up characters that are connected to the adventure. It's not really about dungeon crawling as it is about dealing with folkloric problems of a village: e.g., missing magical pig, fairy queen causing problems, sheep-stealing goblins, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 9542030, member: 5142"] Phenomenal layout. Clear presentation. I don't have to read through giant walls of text about the basics of the adventure or key things that I need to know to run it. It makes things much easier and quicker to run. Sometimes less is more. There are psionics in both Stars and Worlds Without Number. However, there are not really specialty priests. WWN has a "blood priest" as a mage option for those who like to play more traditional clerics. However, you otherwise don't really play clerics in WWN, as you would probably just pick Healer as your mage tradition and pick up a religious background. Also, I believe that OSE has psionics and a psion class in Issue #1 of Planar Compass. For a change of pace, you should potentially check out Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures. It's an OSR game about playing (mostly) young adult characters from fantasy series like the[I] Chronicles of Prydain[/I] or [I]A Wizard of Earthsea[/I]. You can run it for a one-shot adventure, where players can roll up characters that are connected to the adventure. It's not really about dungeon crawling as it is about dealing with folkloric problems of a village: e.g., missing magical pig, fairy queen causing problems, sheep-stealing goblins, etc. [/QUOTE]

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