Using RPM in Dungeon Fantasy [DF/RPM]

[AlexanderHowl]

I am curious what people's thought are about replacing standard magic (and its variations) with a variation RPM for a Dungeon Fantasy campaign. Has anyone tried it? If so, was it a good fit? What type of complications could occur to using a variation of RPM designed specifically for Dungeon Fantasy?

[RyanW]

It's heavily modified, but Incantation Magic has a similar foundation.

[Celjabba]

I sadly rarely play (I mostly GM), but my one DF played character is an incantation mage.

It is lots of fun, and work really well. Lots of flexibility, but the trade-off means other classes still have a role !

I don't know how portable it would be to other point level, but it was very neatly calibrated to fit into DF.
(the adept and field-caster power-ups are, in my opinion, underpriced. Especially together. It is an easy fix.)

[Anders]

Originally Posted by AlexanderHowl

I am curious what people's thought are about replacing standard magic (and its variations) with a variation RPM for a Dungeon Fantasy campaign. Has anyone tried it? If so, was it a good fit? What type of complications could occur to using a variation of RPM designed specifically for Dungeon Fantasy?

That's Incantation Magic.