Troll Lord Games

I've been wanting generic fantansy for a while and I really liked old school D&D; I almost bought the Rules Cyclopedia. I decided on this because it's what I want out of D&D without all the overhead. Rules Cyclopedia had too many clunky subsystems and I don't like races as classes Thanks for...

I was a little confused and I've become very 'anti-d&d' lately, so I was hoping I didn't make a mistake. I'll have the two main books tomorrow and I'll probably have more questions. I'm looking forward to the crusade. Now I need to convince my friends. serleran wrote: Ahh, ok, I understand the 0...

serleran wrote: "Commoner" is just a descriptive term, and is not meant to indicate a class, other than a social one. Anyone who is not a noble is a "commoner," meaning, generally, they are poor, uneducated, and grimy, often because they perform some sort of manual labor, but th...

Ghul wrote: Funkster-- Think of a commoner as a guy with 1-6 HP and AC 10 who is likely a farmer, artisan, merchant, or tradesman. Just a simple fellow that has nothing to do with those convoluted commoner rulesd as introduced by 3.5. It's that simple. --Ghul I have no problem making stuff up and i...

<t>I just ordered the PHB and M&T, but don't have them yet. I was reading The Rising Knight and I noticed one of the NPCs was the Commoner NPC class. I was wondering, are the NPC classes part of the C&C rules? Do I need the D&D books? I hate HATE 3.5 and I got rid of all my stuff a few m...