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<blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 169792" data-attributes="member: 945">KK, contrary to popular belief, D20 publishers don't cater to your needs.&nbsp; They cater to what the majority want.&nbsp; I play a gnome, so yes, I would not buy any product that was geared towards only humans.&nbsp; I'm sure someone will write the system you're looking for.&nbsp; Others have expressed a desire for such a thing as well, so while it is the minority, IMHO, you're not the only one.While others have suggested alternatives, I think it would be relatively easy to do low magic with the D20 rules.Use the grim-n-gritty rules.Allow only humans as a race.Drop Sorcerers as a class, and make wizards play &quot;adepts&quot;.&nbsp; Perhaps use the CoC magic systems as others have mentioned.&nbsp; I've not seen it.The rest you can control, like the world, the amount of magic in it, and the creatures that the PCs fight.And, for inspiration watch Jabberwocky, and Excalibur.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="der_kluge, post: 169792, member: 945"] KK, contrary to popular belief, D20 publishers don't cater to your needs. They cater to what the majority want. I play a gnome, so yes, I would not buy any product that was geared towards only humans. I'm sure someone will write the system you're looking for. Others have expressed a desire for such a thing as well, so while it is the minority, IMHO, you're not the only one. While others have suggested alternatives, I think it would be relatively easy to do low magic with the D20 rules. Use the grim-n-gritty rules. Allow only humans as a race. Drop Sorcerers as a class, and make wizards play "adepts". Perhaps use the CoC magic systems as others have mentioned. I've not seen it. The rest you can control, like the world, the amount of magic in it, and the creatures that the PCs fight. And, for inspiration watch Jabberwocky, and Excalibur. [/QUOTE]

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