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This is a great-looking rpg with some fab content. Have you ever thought of adding in a cleric class, and even expanding the scope to include high-fantasy? Seriously, this is one of the most well-presented and thought out low fantasy games I’ve seen. If it evolved into a mega 300-page hardback with more classes and spells… Or even a supplement with the ranger and monk included? This is good stuff!
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Thanks for the encouragement Matt. I’m working on an LFG setting at the moment (which includes in the Player Options section the Ranger, Monk and Artificer (non-magical inventor/tinker), out in the next few months). But after that I might very well make “High Fantasy Gaming”. I’ve had a few inquiries about it. I suspect it wouldnt take too much to tweak/add more for a high fantasy version (…famous last words?)
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I have a question: with the Fighter’s fighting styles Unarmed and Long Reach, do the Nat 19 effects of those styles activate with their Deadly Strikes ability?
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Hi Dylan – yes they do.
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Hello, I’m Alan from MDM Hobbies, what would be the possibility of us negotiating to bring the LFG to Brazil? Could you give me a contact so we can talk about it?
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Hi Alan, thanks for your message. The best email to reach us is psikerlord@live.com 🙂
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Hey are you guys ever gonna implement a necromancer or a deathknight class to Low Fantasy Gaming?
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No plans for that at present Stew, and I couldn’t find either of those on our Community Content page… might be something you could add… 😉
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Please, I don’t know if its a problem in my poor English, but i didn’t understand what’s the “1d8 per level” “2d6+level” in spells its the level of spell slot? or level of the caster? in the second case its level of the character suffering?
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Hello! Spell effects they are based on the level of the caster. Eg for Gift of the Fiery Furnace/Fireball, the damage is 1d6 per caster level. So a 5th level Magic User would cause 5d6 damage (Luck (Dex) save for half damage). Hope this helps 🙂
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thanks
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