throwi wrote in DCC RPG: Hard cover rule book:

JasonZavoda wrote in DCC RPG: Hard cover rule book:I'm pretty disappointed in the DCC rules and I don't care for the adventures. I like the idea of the random nasty effects for magic and I plan on using it as a basis for a critical spell results table in my campaign when MU's try to cast more than their allotted spells. Otherwise I will stick to 1eAD&D and the Astonishing Swordsmen version I'm still learning. Not sure what I am going to do with my DCC rulebook but the pictures are still real pretty.

Jason,

I'd be interested in what you think of the magic rules in my game system, found here free of charge:  throwigames.com/downloads.html

My main guidelines are but 21 pages with an additional 12 pages in the Advanced Guide - easy enough to read through once or twice in an evening.  I have designed magic in my system to be completely wide-open, allowing for almost anything that the player can dream up.  You can find basic magic guidelines in the core document and AOE ideas in the Advanced Guidelines.

One thing you'll notice with TSRS is that there are few guidelines.  It's a system designed for quick play and advancement, with little to no "rule-checking".

Thanks,

throwi

Thunderdave wrote in DCC RPG: Hard cover rule book:Mars, do you collect DCC?  Wanna meet for a game?