AnotherGuy
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So, I possess the 4th edition of the Pendragon RPG, which includes the wizard class. I bought it some years ago on an impulse buy and now that I'm messing around with the creation of my own medieval fantasy system, I've been looking for ideas and inspiration on what I consider the weakest mechanical part of a D&D character - Alignment, Personality Traits, Bonds, Ideals and Flaws...etc
Pendragon, given the theme of the game, goes into quite a bit of detail with mechanics for that part of the character design, which is something I'm quite a fan of.
I was wondering if anyone on the forums had the opportunity to experience the Pendragon RPG and whether they managed to use Personality Traits/Passions effectively?
And did you like it? What would you change?
EDIT: Also, if you feel like suggesting another system for me to look at for that particular section of character design, that is good too.
Pendragon, given the theme of the game, goes into quite a bit of detail with mechanics for that part of the character design, which is something I'm quite a fan of.
I was wondering if anyone on the forums had the opportunity to experience the Pendragon RPG and whether they managed to use Personality Traits/Passions effectively?
And did you like it? What would you change?
EDIT: Also, if you feel like suggesting another system for me to look at for that particular section of character design, that is good too.
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