also need to allow for fear effects from dragons and such, modifiers to morale checks?
area effect spells and weapons
terrain effects on movement
check out Book of War by Daniel R. Collins
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My last campaign world started with Morgansfort and then I added in some modules from Dragonsfoot, and some others from TSR. Bashed 'em until they fit together and filed off the serial numbers and pasted over the cracks with homebrew adventures and stuff I made up on the spot. My players went from l...

What kind of maps? I can do wilderness maps. Give me a sketch and I'll show you. My only samples involve someone else's IP.
<hasty revision> I forgot, one or two maps at least. Time constraints prevent me from committing to more. </hasty revision>

Me! Please? Pretty please?

I like this idea, but I feel there should be more. Maybe making rules for this is unnecessary but I have always felt that MUs should be able to do things like light fires or lamps or pipes without using a spell. Minor magical effects... enough fire to light a candle or wind to snuff one, make a coin...

mea culpa, too many margaritas last night.

Pick something to argue about. How about level limits. I think that they are completely arbitrary artificial restrictions designed to make humans more attractive choices in campaigns using race/class rather than race as class. I don't have a problem with that, games have rules after all. This isn't ...

Currently trapped IRL. Attempting escape propelled by mass quantites of tequila.

That is one of the best things about D&D style games in general, they are easily house-ruled.

Oops, nothing to argue about there. I have always dreamed of playing a halfling magic user (Drago the diminutive), especially since I read An Unexpected Apprentice by Jody Lynn Nye. Give them a penalty to learn spells roll, perhaps but not forbid the class. Common sense allows Clerics to any race, a...