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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 6019062" data-attributes="member: 19675">Some ideas, in no particular order:1) The Fantasy Trip/In the Labyrinth was one of the simplest RPGs ever designed.&nbsp; It is, unfortunately, out of print.&nbsp; However, I hav been told that this company uses essentially the same system.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.darkcitygames.com/display.php?series=law&amp;id=19" target="_blank">http://www.darkcitygames.com/display.php?series=law&amp;id=19</a>2) Other 3Ed clones worth considering are Midnight 2Ed and Monte Cook's Arcana Unearthed/Arcana Evolved.3) The classic D20 supers game Mutants &amp; Masterminds 2Ed has a fantasy supplement called Warlocks &amp; Warriors.&nbsp; Along with the Books of Magic supplement, you could run a very good simulation of D&amp;D in, essentially, a classless system.&nbsp; No multiclassing to keep track of.*4) HERO isn't rules light by any stretch of the imagination, but once your PC is on paper, you almost don't need to use the books again until you're &quot;leveling&quot; the PCs.&nbsp; I mention it because, with the Fantasy HERO supplement, you'd be able run a game featuring PCs modeled after any version of D&amp;D PC.&nbsp; As in, you could have a 1Ed style Elven Ftr/MU/Th alongside a 3Ed Thri-Kreen Barbarian/Bard and a 4Ed style Dwarven Starpact Warlock|Psion.&nbsp; With 100% compatibility.* M&amp;M with W&amp;W and BoM may be able to deliver nearly the same play experience as HERO &amp; Fantasy HERO but for the inclusion of 4Ed style mechanics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 6019062, member: 19675"] Some ideas, in no particular order: 1) The Fantasy Trip/In the Labyrinth was one of the simplest RPGs ever designed. It is, unfortunately, out of print. However, I hav been told that this company uses essentially the same system. [url]http://www.darkcitygames.com/display.php?series=law&id=19[/url] 2) Other 3Ed clones worth considering are Midnight 2Ed and Monte Cook's Arcana Unearthed/Arcana Evolved. 3) The classic D20 supers game Mutants & Masterminds 2Ed has a fantasy supplement called Warlocks & Warriors. Along with the Books of Magic supplement, you could run a very good simulation of D&D in, essentially, a classless system. No multiclassing to keep track of.* 4) HERO isn't rules light by any stretch of the imagination, but once your PC is on paper, you almost don't need to use the books again until you're "leveling" the PCs. I mention it because, with the Fantasy HERO supplement, you'd be able run a game featuring PCs modeled after any version of D&D PC. As in, you could have a 1Ed style Elven Ftr/MU/Th alongside a 3Ed Thri-Kreen Barbarian/Bard and a 4Ed style Dwarven Starpact Warlock|Psion. With 100% compatibility. * M&M with W&W and BoM may be able to deliver nearly the same play experience as HERO & Fantasy HERO but for the inclusion of 4Ed style mechanics. [/QUOTE]

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