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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tameszu" data-source="post: 1918308" data-attributes="member: 16874">I'm not familiar with Black Company, but the description of "similar to d20 fantasy save combat is more dangerous, healing less frequent" is completely consistent with a description of GT.As far as magic system goes, Slavelords is a rather low magic setting. Spellcasting enemies do appear, along with a new variant spellcasting system and it's possible to play a spellcasting character, although they may find advancement opportunities limited, but on the whole, I'd say that 70-80% of the book is magic-free (depending on whether you count psionics).ByronD's description is also completely spot-on--opportunities to rest are to a great degree up to the GM's descretion, although it also greatly depends on the scene and how much leeway you want to give to "realism." In particular, some of the more intense battle passages during the climax of the "war" section may be challenging because of the compressed time frame.BTW, BryonD, where and when did you get your copy? Any thoughts?</blockquote>