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This is very similar to the Ars Magca attribute system for people familiar with that. Assigning attributes is done through a point based system that is very simple. Each player gets 6 points to distribute. They can lower some stats to higher others on a one by one basis. The attributes are very well defined and there is even a great side bar that discusses what a character with some high and low mental attributes behave.

It is a great side bar that should help let people figure out how stats help with role playing a character. Next the player can choose her race and back ground. Backgrounds help define where the character comes from like one of the countries, an island folk, the forest, etc. Not all races get backgrounds as some races are only from one area. The races include the standard human, and some odder choices like intelligent animals and more mystical races like the long lived Vata.

The races are all pretty fascinating and offer some very interesting role playing challenges. For instance playing an intelligent dolphin will hold some unique opportunities for both e Narrator the person running the game and the player.

The role of the character is the class. Blue Rose uses three generic classes much like the generic classes found in Unearthed Arcana.

Blue Rose though adds a few differences to them given each a class defense and reputation score. The roles are Adept, Expert, and Warrior. Most abilities are gained through the acquisition of feats. Unlike other games feats are gained every level since none of the classes offer any special abilities that are set in stone.

There is a lot of general feats and a section of feats that are only available to each class. Multi classing is fully allowed and allows characters to become broad of skill.

Skills are also done a bit differently. Characters do not get skill points, instead they have known and unknown skills class and cross class as well as favored and not favored. A favored skill is assumed to have max ranks for ones levels. It is possible to acquire new favored skills by multi classing or through gaining the right feats. This will be an odd change that I think will take a bit of getting used to. But it will make character creation and leveling up a lot easier with out worrying about skill points.

There is another little extra idea they have here called Conviction. Each character gets so many based on their level and they can spend them to heal, re roll a die, get a bonus to dodge etc.

A character regains conviction slowly through time but faster depending on their actions. The skills and feats make up the bulk of what the character can do. The skill list has been trimmed down to twenty five skills about ten or so less then a standard d20 game. I like the scaled down skill selection it still covers everything a character will want to do and allows for plenty of customization. The feats represent the true character power. There are feats for combat, for skills and for magic and psionic abilities.

It really has a great and simple system for magic and psionics. There are no spells or spell levels that one has to worry about. No preparations of spell lists or anything like that. The arcane systems has a nice fatigue system that will slowly effect the caster to prevent lots of magic in a short period of time. There are some familiar feats like far shot and the ability to gain a familiar.

There are plenty of options and it would be easy to take feats from other products and have them work for the setting. The game has no advanced classes and no prestige classes. The simplest way to include them I think is to make their abilities into feats with interesting names and requirements.

This will work perfectly within the system as it is set up with the littlest amount of work having to be done by the Narrator. Magic is very interesting. It is skill and feat based. The effects have a difficulty and that difficulty can get harder depending on the relationship between the caster and the recipient of the magic.

Seeing the person has a no modifier to the check, but spells cast with out the person around can really get challenging. Some spells require attacks and other have saving throws. There are lots of options within the system. It seems easy to use and pretty straight forward. That actually can be said about the whole game, I like the simplicity of it all. The game uses the wealth system from d20 modern. One minor change they made is they do not have the profusion skill to gain wealth.

Each weapon has a single damage bonus and not a range of damage. Critical hits multiple the damage so critical can actually be really bad. The weapon and armor tables are familiar and a little smaller then in most games. Why did the Ottoman Turks drag their war ships across dry land? The Story of the World covers the sweep of human history from ancient times until the present.

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