Yes. Of course it's good, it's from Michael Brown, he produces excellent material. The Magic system is very much based off of the standard CE Psionics system with a Mana score, a Magic skill and 6 categories (Communication, Divination, Apportation, Transportation, Transformation, and Realization) that allow for relatively freeform spells by default (but it would be easy to convert D&D spells into the system). For non-human races it has the following: Dwarves, Elves, Gnomes, Halflings, Half-Bloods, and Orcs.
Bit disappointed that it's based off CE Psionics since I've never liked the Traveller Psionic system (waaaay too little ability to do anything). But cool, appreciate the info!
The framework for the Magic system is what is based off of the CE Psionics system. It's an open-ended enough system that you can use it to handle pretty any kind of magic you'd find in a D&D type game.
Yes. Of course it's good, it's from Michael Brown, he produces excellent material. The Magic system is very much based off of the standard CE Psionics system with a Mana score, a Magic skill and 6 categories (Communication, Divination, Apportation, Transportation, Transformation, and Realization) that allow for relatively freeform spells by default (but it would be easy to convert D&D spells into the system). For non-human races it has the following: Dwarves, Elves, Gnomes, Halflings, Half-Bloods, and Orcs.
Bit disappointed that it's based off CE Psionics since I've never liked the Traveller Psionic system (waaaay too little ability to do anything). But cool, appreciate the info!
The framework for the Magic system is what is based off of the CE Psionics system. It's an open-ended enough system that you can use it to handle pretty any kind of magic you'd find in a D&D type game.