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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 2829844" data-attributes="member: 710">Iron heroes doesn't use alignments.Magic is rare and IH can be played without any magic using characters. Combat is as complicated or easy as in regular D&amp;D, but the system allows to enhance it further by using several options (some of them as class features).I think the lack of magic can do a lot to make things easier, as there are fewer modifiers and special abilities to be taken into account. But Iron Heroes is designed to make a interesting combat with a lot of options, which automatically leads to complex combat encounters if you really want to benefit of the IH advantages. (On the other hand, you rarely have to adjucate something on the fly, as everything is provided for you.) I think IH is the wrong choice if you want a simplified combat game. But then, I don't know if there is any D&amp;D game for that. I'd recommend the new Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay for an overall simpler system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 2829844, member: 710"] Iron heroes doesn't use alignments. Magic is rare and IH can be played without any magic using characters. Combat is as complicated or easy as in regular D&D, but the system allows to enhance it further by using several options (some of them as class features). I think the lack of magic can do a lot to make things easier, as there are fewer modifiers and special abilities to be taken into account. But Iron Heroes is designed to make a interesting combat with a lot of options, which automatically leads to complex combat encounters if you really want to benefit of the IH advantages. (On the other hand, you rarely have to adjucate something on the fly, as everything is provided for you.) I think IH is the wrong choice if you want a simplified combat game. But then, I don't know if there is any D&D game for that. I'd recommend the new [i]Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay[/i] for an overall simpler system. [/QUOTE]

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