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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 8509996" data-attributes="member: 5142">My usual list of alternatives for dungeon-delving fantasy adventure (not including OSR D&amp;D retroclones or PbtA/FitD):* Index Card RPG: it's a nifty d20 hack of D&amp;D that went level-less and built around item-based character progression.* Fantasy Age: an easy to learn 3d6 class and level-based game with a neat stunt point system involving rolling doubles. I would wait for the new revised Core Rulebook coming out this year. You can watch the basic system in action on Youtube either with the Dragon Age episodes of Wil Wheaton's Tabletop or his '80s inspired science fantasy Titansgrave campaign. * Numenera / Cypher System: Numenera is basically D&amp;D dungeon-delving with a far future science fantasy coat of paint. You can easily use the more generic Cypher System and its supplements for more traditional D&amp;D-esque fantasy adventure.* Shadow of the Demon Lord / Weird Wizard: SotDL is dark fantasy, but the upcoming Shadow of the Weird Wizard entails Rob Schwalb putting his personalized spin on Gygaxian Greyhawk fantasy. It's a great, easy to learn system that offers a glimpse of an alternative 5e D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 8509996, member: 5142"] My usual list of alternatives for dungeon-delving fantasy adventure (not including OSR D&D retroclones or PbtA/FitD): [B]* Index Card RPG:[/B] it's a nifty d20 hack of D&D that went level-less and built around item-based character progression. [B]* Fantasy Age:[/B] an easy to learn 3d6 class and level-based game with a neat stunt point system involving rolling doubles. I would wait for the new revised Core Rulebook coming out this year. You can watch the basic system in action on Youtube either with the Dragon Age episodes of Wil Wheaton's Tabletop or his '80s inspired science fantasy Titansgrave campaign. [B]* Numenera / Cypher System:[/B] Numenera is basically D&D dungeon-delving with a far future science fantasy coat of paint. You can easily use the more generic Cypher System and its supplements for more traditional D&D-esque fantasy adventure. [B]* Shadow of the Demon Lord / Weird Wizard:[/B] SotDL is dark fantasy, but the upcoming Shadow of the Weird Wizard entails Rob Schwalb putting his personalized spin on Gygaxian Greyhawk fantasy. It's a great, easy to learn system that offers a glimpse of an alternative 5e D&D. [/QUOTE]

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