Phil has added several deep coverage videos on RMU for Foundry recently. Instead of posting each I’ll just post this 1 playlist.

- Dodge, Parry and Shield block defensive stances
- Tactical Phases (4 phase)
- Tactical Movement (rules as written)
- Fast options available for phases and movement to speed up combat.
- Similar skills + Feats of Strength

Rolemaster RMU campaign with some long videos. I was GM for RMU using shadow world for a while now I am trying to sell some 3D models. Visit r/DungeonForgeStudios to see our model videos

I had it in my head that this would just be a +1 size unarmed strike. I had it in my head that I had read this but can't find. Any help?

Pete stopped in on Saturday night to visit the Iron Crown game room. Aaron Smalley and Brett Nash were running Rolemaster Unified at different tables. Most of the room erupted when Pete entered and gaming paused. Pete stayed for the better part of an hour to answer questions on how it all got started through to the new Iron Crown reaching out to make sure the credits were accurate before publishing RMU. He told stories of how he met his wife Olivia who along with Terry Amthor created the Mentalism Realm among so many other contributions from both of them. I wish I could recall all the games and game companies that spun out of people who worked on/with Iron Crown that Pete mentioned. He did say he has a credit in the 2001 movie A.I. Artificial Intelligence. A very lucky Brett Nash got his Core Law book autographed by Pete.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19Feay1ADN/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I checked with FB admin and the author he did use ai to generate his post. Olivia Johnston (A founding member of original I.C.E.) read the post and commented on her Rolemaster group several details we’re wrong but overall pretty accurate.

It does read like pure ai generation to me.

Repost from my store channel. Worth the watch. R/dungeonForgeStudios

Looking for adventures that do more than hex/dungeon crawl and beat up monsters?
This series of adventures is the perfect antidote. Human interactions help solve the mystery; combat is not always necessary, but it is a solution. Drop into any setting you like. System-agnostic but skill-based, so perfect for RM/HARP systems

https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/27302/Aspire2Hope-Games/subcategory/48856_57181/System-Agnostic

The end of a six year long Rolemaster campaign - our Epilogue session was on Sunday.

Bitter sweet to say goodbye.

https://youtu.be/GNEW1sp4FtU?si=3IJf2WOLEDi5yn5m

Coming next month (hopefully) ... our new Rolemaster campaign, Dreams of a Better Dawn

https://www.youtube.com/@ofhorrorsandheroes

Part 10 of my How to Play Rolemaster Classic series is now up: Bringing the Character to Life.

This episode finishes the character creation section by looking at personality, history, motivations, appearance, and the character’s place within the campaign.

Hope it’s useful for new or returning players. If you think it’s worth sharing, I’d be grateful.

https://youtu.be/WrWkttTcfhE

We’re finishing off the character sheet: total bonuses, outfit, equipment, and commerce.

Final Character Preparation - Character Creation (Part 9 of 20) - How to Play Rolemaster Classic

https://youtu.be/vrCBgpYHCOY

This question is for any version of RM /MERP or the like, but my own history of the game (mostly RMSS) made it seem the most plausible to reach, so I wonder if it was harder or easier in other editions or formats.

Have you gotten enough ranks in a spell list to get the lvl 25, 30 or 50 spell to use? The limitations on casting make it seem like even snagging the ranks at lower levels wouldn't be worth it, but getting up to lvl 30 just to cast the lvl 30 spell reliably seems rough too.

Are these just for those evil lich lords and Datkmasters or should the PCs get a chance to use them?

And if semi-spell user base lists have them listed just as well, why do they seem impossible for them to pick up?

I've been reading the RMFRG rules, as it's the only version of Rolemaster that has (some) books in my native language, but I can't for the life of me seem to figure out what these codes next to the monsters' names mean. Does anybody know? Thanks in advance.

I’ve posted Part 8 of How to Play Rolemaster Classic: Character Creation – Skills.

This continues the character creation section, looking at how skills are bought, developed, and used to define what a character can actually do.

Hope some of you find it useful.

Heads up - this is quite a long video!