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<blockquote data-quote="Kishin" data-source="post: 3174981" data-attributes="member: 40956">For the record, 1 GB is functionally equivalent to 2,000 GP, as a domain action allows you to convert GBs to GP at that rate.As far as the setting itself goes, its always been one of my favorites. I remember seeing the campaign setting advertised in a whole mess of different magazines (not just Dungeon and Dragon) when it was first released, and I still vividly recall my cousin brought the boxed set home for us to tear into. The world really has an epic feel to it, and comes with huge helpings of the political intrigue I do so love. Lately, though, I've been wondering what a campaign set in Cerilia and run using Iron Heroes would play like. Its always felt grim, grittier and more WHFRP like than the other D&amp;D settings, and the vibe is decidedly one of lower magic, especially considering that non blooded spellcasters can't even cast spells above 3rd level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kishin, post: 3174981, member: 40956"] For the record, 1 GB is functionally equivalent to 2,000 GP, as a domain action allows you to convert GBs to GP at that rate. As far as the setting itself goes, its always been one of my favorites. I remember seeing the campaign setting advertised in a whole mess of different magazines (not just Dungeon and Dragon) when it was first released, and I still vividly recall my cousin brought the boxed set home for us to tear into. The world really has an epic feel to it, and comes with huge helpings of the political intrigue I do so love. Lately, though, I've been wondering what a campaign set in Cerilia and run using Iron Heroes would play like. Its always felt grim, grittier and more WHFRP like than the other D&D settings, and the vibe is decidedly one of lower magic, especially considering that non blooded spellcasters can't even cast spells above 3rd level. [/QUOTE]

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