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<blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 1965222" data-attributes="member: 16991">Well I have the hackmaster players book and it is a laberithne book of rules,&nbsp; you roll straight 3d6 for stats an then spend building points to raise them.&nbsp; BP are also spent on quirks, flaws, skills and eventually converted to starting xp or gold if unspent. I have used it for the background tables (# of siblings, social status etc.)&nbsp; and the equipment lists. But for the game itself meh.&nbsp; Funny, and the adventures are updated 1st ed stuff with extra plotting and logic.&nbsp;&nbsp; But the big turn off is 6! monster manuals in alphabetical order,&nbsp; I played one adventure in 2ed. using only only monsters starting with B called the B-quest but I cant see making a habit of it. My &quot;Rain of Horses&quot; spell fits in perfectly summons 1d3 horses +1 horse per 5 levels at a height up to 30' feet - each horse does up to 6d6 falling damage, and the surviring horses and bodies last 1 hour per level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evilhalfling, post: 1965222, member: 16991"] Well I have the hackmaster players book and it is a laberithne book of rules, you roll straight 3d6 for stats an then spend building points to raise them. BP are also spent on quirks, flaws, skills and eventually converted to starting xp or gold if unspent. I have used it for the background tables (# of siblings, social status etc.) and the equipment lists. But for the game itself meh. Funny, and the adventures are updated 1st ed stuff with extra plotting and logic. But the big turn off is 6! monster manuals in alphabetical order, I played one adventure in 2ed. using only only monsters starting with B called the B-quest but I cant see making a habit of it. My "Rain of Horses" spell fits in perfectly summons 1d3 horses +1 horse per 5 levels at a height up to 30' feet - each horse does up to 6d6 falling damage, and the surviring horses and bodies last 1 hour per level. [/QUOTE]

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