Do Any books have info on Ley Lines?

[blackshirt5]

I'm looking to incorporate the idea of Ley Lines into my game, and I was wondering if any D20 books had good game mechanics or information on them for use in game. Any help is appreciated.

 

[Piratecat]

The best rules I've seen are in Wulf Ratbane's BadAxe Games' Heroes of High Favor: Elves. Fast, interesting, and relatively simple - but they add interesting tactics and strategies for spellcasters into the game.

 

[AegisEversoaring]

Try the Heroes of High Favor: Elves book. There is a section ley lines in it that is pretty good, and easy to implement into an existing campaign world.
I think the preview PDF has the complete rules.
http://www.badaxegames.com/html/downloads.html

The other pdf preview has a class based around the ley lines.

-Aegis-

 

[Krug]

Heroes of High Favor: Elves has some rules as well as some cool Prestige Classes that can work those Lines.

 

[Krug]

Boy we all posted at the same time huh? Still can't beat piratecat, that sneaky varmint!

 

[RingXero]

badaxegames has one, in their Heroes of High Favor series, as well as prestige classes that deal with it.

they have a preview of it on their website here :

Heroes of High Favor: Elves


EDIT: Guess I am a day late and a dollar short!

lol


RX

 

[mooby]

Not a d20 book, but take a look at the Rifts book if you can. I think the rules there could probably be incorporated easily enough.

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

I hear Bad Axe Games has rules for Ley Lines in their Heroes of High Favor series, as well as prestige classes that deal with it.

The entire Ley Line portion is available for free in a PDF sample here (direct link):

Heroes of High Favor: Elves

Wulf

 

[Krug]

I hear Bad Axe Games has rules for Ley Lines in their Heroes of High Favor series, as well as prestige classes that deal with it.

The entire Ley Line portion is available for free in a PDF sample here:

Heroes of High Favor: Elves

Wulf

You have to move faster than your PR crew Wulf.

 

[LRathbun]

You can't beat free, but just for a sense of completeness, Penumbra’s Occult Lore does have a seven page chapter on geomancy and ley lines and such.