Ritual Magic systems?

[Aus_Snow]

There were some ritual magic rules in the Thieve's World Player's Manual by Green Ronin. They're tied pretty heavily to the magic system used in the book, but could be adapted or used as a starting point for your own rules easily.

True. This is why I mentioned that a few posts up.

 

[jdrakeh]

Yes, that one is a gem. Mine's buried in an RPG box somewhere in the basement or storage facility.

Of all my RoleAids collection, I held onto this and Dark Folk for the excellence.

 

[Vigilance]

Blood and Relics

Wil, if you're interested drop me a line at rpgchuck at gmail dot com and I'll comp you a copy.

 

[Greg K]

Wil, if you're interested drop me a line at rpgchuck at gmail dot com and I'll comp you a copy.

Because Charles is cool that way!

 

[Greg K]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me some of the d20 books that had ritual magic systems in them? I don't care if they're settings, splatbooks, or whatnot, we're just looking for some systems to compare.

Thanks!

I think one question is what exactly are you looking in ritual magic? Are you looking for ceremonial magic that requires someone with actual arcane or divine abiility spellcasting ability (e.g., wizards, sorcerers, druids and clerics) to participate ? Or are you looking for ceremonies that anyone can attempt in a Hellblazer type fashion by having knowledge of the right text, possession of specific components, etc.?

 

[Nadaka]

There are also rituals called Incantations in Unearthed Arcana:
http://www.d20srd.org/srd/variant/magic/incantations.htm

Why don't you go to the source. The first UA book for d20, the one where incantations originated. Urban Arcana.

I don't know how long WotC will continue to host the d20 modern SRD, so get it while you can!

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/msrd