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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 6137356" data-attributes="member: 5038"><a href="http://www.stargazergames.eu/games/warrior-rogue-mage/" target="_blank">Warrior, Rogue &amp; Mage</a> from Stargazer Games looks as if it could do it. It a free game that has received a lot of acclaim (I have not tried it (yet!), but it looks good).For low magic, you will want the free supplement, &quot;From the Imperial Library&quot;. It contains several options for controlling the degree of magic from No Magic to Very High Magic.&nbsp; You will probably want one of the following options:No Magic Option: Warrior, Rogue and Scholar-Who-Doesn't Study Magic: This option can be used for either a no magic campaign or a campaign where magic is corrupt in found only in the hands of NPCs. It can also be use for a campaign in which magic is only found in enchanted items.Low Magic Option: Warrior, Rogue and Scholar.&nbsp; In this option, spellcasting requires taking the talent &quot;Spellcaster&quot; to gain First Circle spells.&nbsp; &quot;Spellcaster&quot; also becomes the prequisite for the talents like &quot;Blood Magic&quot; and &quot;Sorcerer&quot;.&nbsp; Accessing higher circles requires the &quot;Advanced Spell Caster&quot; Talent.Very Low Magic option: Warrior, Rogue, and Wizard's Apprentice.&nbsp; Similar to the Low Magic version, but&nbsp; there are 4 Talents for acquiring spells (one for each circle) rather than just 2 (i.e. &quot;Spellcaster&quot; and &quot;Advanced Spellcaster&quot;) in order to slow down spellcasting. There is also discussion about adding more prerequisites to slow down spell casting</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 6137356, member: 5038"] [URL="http://www.stargazergames.eu/games/warrior-rogue-mage/"]Warrior, Rogue & Mage[/URL] from Stargazer Games looks as if it could do it. It a free game that has received a lot of acclaim (I have not tried it (yet!), but it looks good). For low magic, you will want the free supplement, "From the Imperial Library". It contains several options for controlling the degree of magic from No Magic to Very High Magic. You will probably want one of the following options: No Magic Option: Warrior, Rogue and Scholar-Who-Doesn't Study Magic: This option can be used for either a no magic campaign or a campaign where magic is corrupt in found only in the hands of NPCs. It can also be use for a campaign in which magic is only found in enchanted items. Low Magic Option: Warrior, Rogue and Scholar. In this option, spellcasting requires taking the talent "Spellcaster" to gain First Circle spells. "Spellcaster" also becomes the prequisite for the talents like "Blood Magic" and "Sorcerer". Accessing higher circles requires the "Advanced Spell Caster" Talent. Very Low Magic option: Warrior, Rogue, and Wizard's Apprentice. Similar to the Low Magic version, but there are 4 Talents for acquiring spells (one for each circle) rather than just 2 (i.e. "Spellcaster" and "Advanced Spellcaster") in order to slow down spellcasting. There is also discussion about adding more prerequisites to slow down spell casting [/QUOTE]

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