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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 2014434" data-attributes="member: 1129">Using it as a de factor system? It's hard to say. Most books I've looked at haven't gone into this type of detail before. For example, Cry Havok, the system I used to use for war, covered units pretty well and even had material for large scale combat. This book also booasts more PrCs than Cry Havok and I thought integrated war and realm management better than Cry Havok. I like the way Cry Havok handles units better though and found it easier to make units of different types (non-hegmenous or something)? The complete lack of sample units of various types, unlike Empire and Fields of Blood though, was way too time consuming.I know that Warcraft is supposed to be using Cry Havok as its published under the whole Sword and Sorcery Umbrella.I like the way combat scales here though from one hex to seven, (and placement rules) and I like the realm management system. I agree that there is a lot of OGC here. Most of the book. For what isn't though, and I don't want this to sound stupid, but you can probably ask Eden's permission to use anything for a printed product and see what they say. I know many companies allow others to use their material but not to release it to the open. Necromancer Games and Monte Cook both fall under this umbrella in the past.</blockquote>