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<blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 3496124" data-attributes="member: 114">Another nice example of a low magic campaign would be Conan OGL from Mongoose.As Stormborn says though - the key issue is 'what exactly do you mean by low magic?'Conan is one example, Lord of the Rings is another.Another option is very little magic of any kind, another is few magic items but spellcasters are OK, another is that magic is prevalent but none of it is immensely powerful (a la RQ2)...Iron Heroes is great (although complex) for heroes taking on pretty magical monsters with just their own abilities, although I've heard that there were problems with the one arcane caster they included.Black Company campaign setting is an interesting one where (it seems to me) that magic takes more of a back seat, but there is a wonderful range of masterwork improvements to weapons that can make some items stand out in the way that magic items might in a conventional D&amp;D campaign.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plane Sailing, post: 3496124, member: 114"] Another nice example of a low magic campaign would be Conan OGL from Mongoose. As Stormborn says though - the key issue is 'what exactly do you mean by low magic?' Conan is one example, Lord of the Rings is another. Another option is very little magic of any kind, another is few magic items but spellcasters are OK, another is that magic is prevalent but none of it is immensely powerful (a la RQ2)... Iron Heroes is great (although complex) for heroes taking on pretty magical monsters with just their own abilities, although I've heard that there were problems with the one arcane caster they included. Black Company campaign setting is an interesting one where (it seems to me) that magic takes more of a back seat, but there is a wonderful range of masterwork improvements to weapons that can make some items stand out in the way that magic items might in a conventional D&D campaign. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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