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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 9431425" data-attributes="member: 6779310">Talisman Adventures is an awesome game!It even turns the board game's board into the RPG's setting map...If you can nab the full set, it's worth it.It's not the grimdark of WFRP, unless you push really hard to make it so. base rolls are 3d6 (one is differenced so that it can be checked for 1 or 6)If skilled (skills are boolean), add the linked aspect (sub-attribute) to the rollIf focused (also boolean) in a relevant subskill, add 2.compare to TN.THe two atts have 3 subskills each. Each starting point of the core attribute gives two points across its aspects. the core att then goes up when the aspects are raised enought to it is class and level, with one  power and a point of aspect every level, and a skill  or focus (pick) every other. Only special abilities are class-gated...It scratches much the same itch as WFRP, but without the grimdark. Without the corruption and insanity.</blockquote>