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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 5412463" data-attributes="member: 7635">In retro Basic D&amp;D disccssions, I tend to toss out Basic Fantasy because its NOT a clone, its an alternate system inspired by Basic D&amp;D. As such, there a dozens of alternative rules inside it that are different, yet compatible, with BECMI. For example, BFRPG separates race and class (like AD&amp;D) but uses racial traits similar to BD&amp;D. This is a great system for people who might like the simplicity of BD&amp;D but want the option of elf thieves or halfling clerics. I do this for the reason I found Basic Fantasy in the first place; I loved BECMI/RC but I wanted more options than even the RC opened (as well as some updated math, like upwards AC and faster scaling saves) when I found BFRPG, I found an essentially houseruled RC done the way I would have wanted it done. Assuming there are others out there looking for some good alternative, I mention in it on such threads.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 5412463, member: 7635"] In retro Basic D&D disccssions, I tend to toss out Basic Fantasy because its NOT a clone, its an alternate system inspired by Basic D&D. As such, there a dozens of alternative rules inside it that are different, yet compatible, with BECMI. For example, BFRPG separates race and class (like AD&D) but uses racial traits similar to BD&D. This is a great system for people who might like the simplicity of BD&D but want the option of elf thieves or halfling clerics. I do this for the reason I found Basic Fantasy in the first place; I loved BECMI/RC but I wanted more options than even the RC opened (as well as some updated math, like upwards AC and faster scaling saves) when I found BFRPG, I found an essentially houseruled RC done the way I would have wanted it done. Assuming there are others out there looking for some good alternative, I mention in it on such threads. [/QUOTE]

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