[The Last Gasp] + [Dungeon Fantasy]

[DouglasCole]

Originally Posted by simply Nathan

It's also a game of resource management, hence why the weights of all items from your plate armor down to your coins are considered to matter. Gradients of in-battle fatigue fit in quite well with this.

What would scare me is the potential for this system (by reputation as I haven't read The Last Gasp personally) interacting with FP from spellcasting. Spells burn a lot of energy.

You should read the article. It's a life-changing experience, guaranteed to give you ridiculously good karma, make cats and dogs love you, and you will be a magnet to the supermodel/hunk of your choice. Win/win.

There's a bit of advice on magic-->AP in the article, but these forums are a better bet for that.

[simply Nathan]

Originally Posted by DouglasCole

You should read the article. It's a life-changing experience, guaranteed to give you ridiculously good karma, make cats and dogs love you, and you will be a magnet to the supermodel/hunk of your choice. Win/win.

That requires me to buy an electronic magazine. Same reason I haven't read The Deadly Spring or the various DF articles. I only ever get PDFs if they're free or purchased for me as gifts.

And this isn't from lack of interest as much as it from lack of having a method of payment compatible with online transactions. Can't buy things over the Internet with cash.

[Anders]

Originally Posted by simply Nathan

What would scare me is the potential for this system (by reputation as I haven't read The Last Gasp personally) interacting with FP from spellcasting. Spells burn a lot of energy.

I don't use the standard rules for spellcasting, so that's not a problem. I use RPM, Divine Favor and spells as powers.