Traits & Flaws?

[Shalewind]

Does anyone use Traits and Flaws in their campaign? If so, what systems do you use? Is there a good system in any d20 supplements out there.

 

[Murrdox]

I'd LOVE traits and flaws for use in D&D. Are there any good ones out there that would be compatible with Forgotten Realms?

 

[trentonjoe]

there was a good one posted awhile back by Captain Kantrip I think.

I will search for it when I have more time.

 

[Silver Griffon]

Swashbuckling Adventures by AEG makes extensive use of this. Lots of cool traits (called Virtues) and flaws (called Flaws and/or Hubris').Try to avoid the temptation to bring their feats into a standard D&D game though. They assume a low-magic world and are meant to replace magic weapons and spells to a certain extent. Many are too powerful for a standard campaign.

 

[maransreth]

http://www.dcrouzet.net/nbomisc/ the last download is a new book just added with flaws and traits for d20. Unsure what it is like as I haven't had the chance to look through it yet, but the guy has provided good work in other areas.

Duane

 

[Shalewind]

Wow... This is a really good start, but is this all there is out there. I guess this isn't a very common house rules. I know Morrus has some feats that give you a feat for a disadvantage on his Dusk site.

 

[CRGreathouse]

Wow... This is a really good start, but is this all there is out there. I guess this isn't a very common house rules. I know Morrus has some feats that give you a feat for a disadvantage on his Dusk site.

Morris?

 

[Shalewind]

Oopps! Michael Morris. Sorry. Brain.... not.... working....

 

[CCamfield]

http://www.dcrouzet.net/nbomisc/ the last download is a new book just added with flaws and traits for d20. Unsure what it is like as I haven't had the chance to look through it yet, but the guy has provided good work in other areas.

Interesting, but I find it difficult to understand the stat limitations OR the bonuses for these. I guess they're just not for me.