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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dr. Strangemonkey" data-source="post: 4058184" data-attributes="member: 6533">I don't know, I think one of the attractions of Warhammer is that the fluff + many game systems give you a lot of options about where you want to put the power level.WHFRP is just one way to describe the setting and between it and the miniatures game, blood bowl, and various computer games I don't think you have to put in things like professions, weak casters, or super deadly combat at all.All of those are cool, but they're just one way to interpret the setting systems wise.On the other hand you have things like heroes of a 1,000 battles, wizards who can level mountains, and dragon riding generals who can face whole divisions of battle.And both of those use the same fluff and both do a pretty good job of preserving the grim feel from very different gamist perspectives.On that spectrum I think it's perfectly possible to just put bog standard DnD rules in as just one more system playing with that fluff.</blockquote>