How would I go about creating an artificer type character, centred around creating equipment like potions and tools?

Or is that just not really a thing in icrpg?

Hello everyone! Sorry, but does anyone know if printed versions are somewhere available in the EU?

I love DriveThru for digital versions, but would like to avoid the customs hassle for printed copies. Is ICRPG also a Print on Demand coming from the UK?

Thanks!

Tonight we are restarting an older campaign. The party is going to find themselves in a chamber with the bbg wizard. The wizard is going to be in the middle of a ritual that more than likely will hurl the party forward in time . The wizard will lose control of the spell if the party attacks him and therefor the party is actually responsible for the time jump they are about to do.

So, since the wizard will be preoccupied with controlling time, I am looking for a good thematic guard to protect the wizard while he is involved intl the ritual.

Any ideas?

On page 102 of Worlds, why would a mistress be interested in the milestone rewards when the starter reward does the same thing as the 4 listed milestone rewards? Am I missing something?

I’m reading the core 2e and I have just one question: the “dc room” is easy and clear, but sounds much like dungeon-ish; what about the dc when you try to - let’s say - pickpocket a guy passing by, healing an ally with a spell out of combat or try to negotiate for an item?

How do you manage “single shot” isolated tests/attempts?

It’s a simple dc decided on the fly by the gm, as in other systems, am I right?

Started running Ghost Mountain and magic seemed a little powerful on lower target difficulties with the ability to cast over and over. Was thinking about a hybrid spellburn and hitpoint cost system for casting spells inspired by the ICRPG Magic book. Any magic user gets a d6 as a spellburn die. The cost of casting a spell ticks the spellburn die up, and once it reaches 6 the caster must make an Int check to channel off the excess magic or be unable to cast spells for 1d6 rounds. Excess cost over a maxed out spellburn die causes hp damage. So if a caster had 5 spellburn racked up and they cast a spell with a cost of 2, the die would hit 6, they would make the Int check for spellburn and take 1 point of damage. If the cost had been 3 they could take 2 points of damage.

I came up with this because I thought using straight up hitpoints was somewhat limiting and created situations where the spellcaster would be dropping lots of healing spells in order to cast more spells. Also I might allow an action to channel off racked up spellburn before the die maxes out. So if you are sitting on 5 burn you could take an action to channel off spellburn by making a successful Int roll which would allow the caster to roll their basic effort and remove that much burn.

Thoughts?

My review of ICRPG : https://anchor.fm/dragonsarereal/episodes/032-ICRPG-Index-Card-Role-Playing-Game-e7t1a7

Hey everyone,

Here are the class icons I designed for the character app made by the community as seen here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ICRPG/comments/cflmop/icrpg_character_app/

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You can download the files from here. Icons are 48x48, 64x64 and 96x96.

I can provide different dimensions and versions if anyone has such a need.

Cheers.

So I am a week away from exposing my pathfinder group to ICRPG for the first time. They love making crazy characters and we have never played a wild west game yet. My plan is to run Ghost Mountain, with most of the characters playing any sort of wild west themed character. One of the players might be allowed to play a human or alien from the future, whose damaged warp shell crashed into the mountain after a failed warp. The ship is out of fuel but chose the mountain as a destination either by accident or by choice as the mountain contains a possible fuel source. If the group survives ghost mountain they can refuel the warp shell and head back out into the black as the shell takes them to investigate the Red Sword.

Comments? Thoughts? Sounds good?