Recent content by Savage Yinn

:oops: Doh! I forgot to add that the Make Barren part would effect females. It's not just good to target humans, but also beasts. One little spell to destroy the worth of that prize bull.

I've picked up Vikings of Legend, it's full of good stuff. Thanks for the advice.

I'd change this to Dysfunction/Make Barren. It's definitely one for the evil witches out there.

Thank you for sharing the ways in which your different societies handle common magic. I am used to gaming with a more D&D mindset than a Legend one and now I can see that I have to do some research into ancient societies so I can get the feel of the game correct.

I totally get your point. What I'm asking is that in a world where magic is as common as a knife, some societies might find it necessary to limit the access of all magic to it's citizens. I'm not saying that common magic should have a blanket ban on the more "dangerous" spells rather that...

I understand that some society's will be more readily armed, but an archer who has access to Fire Arrow is considerably more dangerous than one without. That is a good point to start with when I make a list of common magic and the restrictions that I shall have some kingdom's place upon it. A...

Just how common is Common Magic? I'm not talking about a head count of people who can do a little magic trick or two, what I'm interested in are the restrictions which would be placed upon Common Magic, or more specifically some of the Common Magic tricks. For example, Babel causes a person to...

Is Sergei the meerkat you are looking for? "Simples!"

I'm very tempted, My main problem would be that my gaming group wouldn't like the 'furry' aspect of the game. :( How easy would it be to transfer the Political & Exemplarism systems into another Legend setting, say Vikings or Pirates?

BING! I just got it. I now know why people are mainly asking about combat, it's why they have picked up these rules in the first place. I run a lot of games, using lots of different rules sets. The Song of Ice and Fire RPG has amazing 'social combat' rules, it even echo's physical combat...

Character Death From the play testing I've been doing with a few friends I know that combat in Legend is deadly. When I run the game for my group I don't want a player to have his character die from a combat rule I don't know about, or haven't foreseen the consequences of. On the other hand...

From it's description would a Quarterstaff qualify for an extra CA in the same way sword & shield get an extra CA?