Fizz
12-08-2022, 09:02 PM
Hi all-
I have posted my conversion document of Birthright characters for the Castles & Crusades game. I actually posted it awhile ago, but i have a habit of tinkering with things forever. Heh. At this point, i feel it's pretty solid.
This document does not cover any material related to domain play or blood abilities. The primary focus is on class conversions. It includes suggestions for bringing base C&C classes into Birthright, along with new C&C versions of the magician, guilder and specialty priest (including spell spheres) classes.
You can find the link to the download here:
http://www.birthright.net/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=226
For those of you unfamiliar, Castles & Crusades is a rules-light rpg. It is d20-based, and is a good alternative for players who want a system with a unified mechanic without the huge overhead that 3e and later editions have. Think of C&C as AD&D using a d20 mechanic.
I hope the C&C Birthright fans out there will find it useful.
-Fizz
I have posted my conversion document of Birthright characters for the Castles & Crusades game. I actually posted it awhile ago, but i have a habit of tinkering with things forever. Heh. At this point, i feel it's pretty solid.
This document does not cover any material related to domain play or blood abilities. The primary focus is on class conversions. It includes suggestions for bringing base C&C classes into Birthright, along with new C&C versions of the magician, guilder and specialty priest (including spell spheres) classes.
You can find the link to the download here:
http://www.birthright.net/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=226
For those of you unfamiliar, Castles & Crusades is a rules-light rpg. It is d20-based, and is a good alternative for players who want a system with a unified mechanic without the huge overhead that 3e and later editions have. Think of C&C as AD&D using a d20 mechanic.
I hope the C&C Birthright fans out there will find it useful.
-Fizz