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Recruiting - Sword & Magic - The Isle of Barzon D20

Started by grungi, August 05, 2016, 12:46:46 PM

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grungi

August 05, 2016, 12:46:46 PM
Hi,

I would like to start a game in magical land of Fomalhaut. This game was designed by Melan in the OSR movement ages.

You can find the rules and references here: http://fomalhaut.lfg.hu/2011/01/17/sword-and-magic/

The system is simplified D20, easy to learn and use, but its amazing.

"Power on the world of Fomalhaut takes many forms, from pragmatic appeals to human self interest to naked coercion. The worship of divine beings can manifest in either of these sterile extremes, as well as a dozen varieties between the two: there are as many specific arrangements as there are gods. Yet the power of gods (who, like all of us, should them-selves be entitled to the right to act in accordance with their own welfare) more often than not serves the weal of their direct subordinates before their worshippers – or, it is said, the gods themselves. So it was on the Isle of Barzon, a small island ruled by an empire not much larger..."
http://grungirpg.blogspot.com/
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