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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wik" data-source="post: 2926437" data-attributes="member: 40177">If I want to run a low-magic D&D game, I can't use any of the base classes, with the exception of the fighter, rogue, barbarian, and (maybe) the monk.  Everything else gets access to spells.  Seriously - the game caters to higher-magic play.If I *were* to run a low-magic D&D game, I'd use the generic classes from UA - it's a great option.  But, it's not really "core" D&D - "Core" D&D by the way it is written is written from the standpoint of "there will be at least X amount of magic in the campaign world".***To answer the Shaman - I am playing something else, as an earlier thread of mine discussed at length. I'm playing the d6 sytem right now, although not because of any beefs I had with the level of fantasy inherent in D&D right now.  ***</blockquote>