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<blockquote data-quote="MeepoDM" data-source="post: 3165479" data-attributes="member: 9798">One thing I really dig about Microlite20 is its modularity.&nbsp; The core is simple enough that each additional piece snaps in place like a puzzle.&nbsp; Adding and removing pieces doesn't tend to disrupt the core &quot;engine&quot; so the game can easily be personalized.For example, I use Darrell's spell list as my &quot;base&quot; spell list to draw from.&nbsp; They are the only spells I allow to be casted on the fly.&nbsp; Anything else, be it from the PHB or a supplement is allowed, but has to be first researched, scribed, granted from the gods etc. before it can be added to the spellcasters library.&nbsp; Cuts back on the &quot;tool for any occasion&quot; and scanning of spell lists for an answer.&nbsp; Sneak Attacks &amp; Undead Turning are other good examples.&nbsp; Man I'm fired up to write an M20 adventure, but I'm so blasted busy this weekend, it'll have to wait until next *gah*!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MeepoDM, post: 3165479, member: 9798"] One thing I really dig about Microlite20 is its [U]modularity[/U]. The core is simple enough that each additional piece snaps in place like a puzzle. Adding and removing pieces doesn't tend to disrupt the core "engine" so the game can easily be personalized. For example, I use Darrell's spell list as my "base" spell list to draw from. They are the only spells I allow to be casted on the fly. Anything else, be it from the PHB or a supplement is allowed, but has to be first researched, scribed, granted from the gods etc. before it can be added to the spellcasters library. Cuts back on the "tool for any occasion" and scanning of spell lists for an answer. Sneak Attacks & Undead Turning are other good examples. Man I'm fired up to write an M20 adventure, but I'm so blasted busy this weekend, it'll have to wait until next *gah*! [/QUOTE]

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