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At 01:24 PM 5/13/2014, crassly_vexxed wrote:

>So. A priest of Erik (druid) would go off of the priest (cleric)
>experience table and not the druid and i would not have to worry
>about...

At 07:44 AM 5/13/2014, Sorontar wrote:

>My understanding is that "druid" is just a
>specialised priest for Birthright, and this
>follows priest rules with the selection of
>spells etc being...

If someone REALLY wanted to put gnomes in their BR campaign, I`d
suggest these possible methods:

1. The offspring of a awn-/ersheghlien. There are several races
(sahuagin with the Kraken,...

At 06:20 AM 2/23/2014, Jaleela wrote:

>Over a table top gaming session the other night, a question came up
>regarding the Brenna Travel ability. I`ve read both the 2e and 3e
>descriptions,...

At 06:59 AM 12/18/2013, Delazar wrote:

>I would love to discuss about War Cards, because I really want to
>love them, but experience in game has pushed me away from them.
>
>Yes, my players...

At 12:13 AM 9/7/2013, AndrewTall wrote:

>What about everyone else? What do other people like about Birthright?

I think you summed it up quite well. The only thing I would add is
that it is...

Which reminds me....

The restriction on necromancy for Khinasi wizards is also a pretty
serious issue. Effectively, that gives Khinasi wizards a penalty
that compares to that of...

At 01:13 PM 9/11/2012, AndrewTall wrote:

>As a note, Magican`s spell selection was only limited for L3 and
>above spells from recollection - given the low numbers of magicians
>over L5 that`s...

In the Pathfinder rules (which are really a kind of D&D 3.6 or 3.7)
the rules for wizard specialization are changed. Specialists still
get a bonus spell per level, but they aren`t entirely...

At 06:15 AM 8/2/2012, Arjan wrote:

>Today i took a quick glance on the D&D next playtest (very quick)
>and i was quite suprised how much it actually looks like a 3.5
>revamp... maybe revamp is...

In and of itself, I don`t have a problem with including almost
anything in a BR campaign. Gnomes, ninjas and drow are not part of
the setting, but I could imagine an awnsheghlien embodying any...

I would stay well away from having actual populations of drow in a BR
campaign. The drow are a fun race to use in OTHER settings, but they
just don`t smack of the dynamics of BR for several...

I`ve had a theme for a BR campaign in the back of my mind for many
years now. The idea is that Cerilia is invaded by a massive army
from across the sea, led by an awnshegh (an expatriated...

I`ve never had players get so far as to "win" the setting. I
generally focus on a much more adventure level of play in which the
domain rules to influence events. That doesn`t really lend...

One issue with using population level to limit troop numbers is that
the rules have a special issue with raising levies. That is, levies
can--possibly permanently--lower population level. So,...

At 09:46 AM 7/19/2012, oomalex wrote:

>Is there any limit about the number of troops a regent can muster in
>a province in a long period of time?
>
>The rule states that "a province can raise...

I just want to chime in and thank Arjan for his amazingly consistent
and tireless efforts to keep things current in BR.net. There are
three constants in the universe: death, taxes and Arjan.
...

At 07:20 PM 5/1/2012, Noquar wrote:

>Just wanted to share a little experiment I am running involving a
>Birthright campaign using pathfinder rules and running it while
>hiding all numerical...

At 02:03 PM 2/19/2012, AndrewTall wrote:

>I hadn`t heard of kickstarter before looking it up over this, if
>some-day we are allowed to re-print any of the BR books, kickstarter
>could be a way...

I`m not going to be able to pick just one.

I do have to chime in with a few words about Rhoubhe. He is in many
ways the most tragic and troubled of BR`s villains, as is best
exemplified by...

Generally speaking, I think that "criminal" holdings could be best
portrayed in BR by using a "clandestine" or "secret" holding rule
rather than having an entirely different type of
holding. ...

At 08:32 AM 1/15/2012, Kaz wrote:

>I recently came across the Birthright Campaign Setting Rulebook, DM
>Screen, Atlas of Cerilia and Ruins of Empire used for around 15
>bucks. I gobbled them...

At 09:05 AM 1/9/2012, Vicente wrote:

>EnWorld has some nice articles about it. There is also another one
>in Forbes I think.

I`m sure there will also be articles in The Congressional Record...

There was a race of walrusmen that appeared in the Dragonlance
setting called Thanoi. I found stats at:

http://www.lomion.de/cmm/thanoi.php

BR features several locations where there is a...

In addition to the ability of elven populations to increase their
population without reducing the magical source level of their
provinces, there are occasions in the published materials when a ...