One of the basic aspects of this system is the use of spell lists and experience levels (or just levels).
ROLL MASTER SPELL LAW SERIES
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It also includes guidelines and statistics for dozens of new races. These play aids include:Ĭreatures & Monsters™ ( C&M) - ICE’s compendium of information and statistics for two key elements of fantasy role playing: creatures, and encounters. Such products can decrease the time and effort required for the creation of an exciting game, and increase the amount of realism and detail obtained during play. Rolemaster is supported by a variety of play aids. For players and GMs who are using Spell Law without Rolemaster, you will need to familiarize yourself with the material in the appendices before just diving in. Those players and GMs who are already familiar with Spell Law (from previous editions of Rolemaster) can use this book without any modification to the old system (though you should decide which edition of Spell Law to use when their is a discrepancy-there a quite a few changes to the old lists). Spell Law provides the spell lists and attack tables for the system, and the Rolemaster Standard System fully describes their use within the system. Rolemaster Standard System (RMSS) is ICE’s complete fantasy role playing system, combining Arms Law ( AL), Spell Law ( SL), the Rolemaster Standard Rules ( RMSR) and Gamemaster Law ( GML). After all, the world of spells is a rich one indeed. Nonetheless, consistence and flavor are emphasized. This may be particularly true with regard to powerful spells.Ĭertain simplifications and organizational devices have been used to increase playability. The latter group’s spells have descriptions that are less concrete, providing the Gamemaster (GM) with a framework by which he can apply spell usages to variances in his world system or specific occurrences that demand certain flexibility. Most spells are specific, while others are accorded great flexibility.
The spells are described in a standard manner, using a basic format that simplifies usage. Each profession will find that their education is colored by their own background. Thus, certain spell lists will be easier for the Mentalist to learn correspondingly, others will seem simpler to the Lay Healer. A Lay Healer’s background and living experiences often differ significantly from the past life associated with a “pure” Mentalist. These collections are based on the spell users’ various backgrounds within the greater realms of power. The spell lists are also grouped in units. This reflects the learning process that accompanies development within a consistent spell grouping. Higher level spells found on a given list will reflect the increased knowledge and efficiency that comes from the use and practice associated with lower level spells on the same list. The spells contained in this book are organized into lists which reflect the similarity and basic applications common to the individual domains. To this end, Spell Law provides over 2000 spells based on three different realms of power (Channeling, Essence, and Mentalism) and 15 professions (i.e., character classes). Real skill in play is emphasized, since the choice of a spell and its application to a given situation become the key points. Spell users are allowed to know a large number of spells, but can only use a few before tiring and requiring rest. Spell Law provides a wide variety of options for the players. In the latter case, it can be used as a whole or in parts. It is designed to be used as part of the Rolemaster Standard System (RMSS) or as the spell system for other FRP games. Spell Law deals with the integration of magic and spells into a fantasy role playing environment.
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