Goodman Games

Hi everybody, dear gamers,

I wonder if a 1st level wizard can choose higher level spells than the ones he normally masters. Should it be based on the table of characteristics (intelligence) or that of the wizard class (levels) to determine the spells accessible from the first level ?

Thks

Salutations to all, When a God is also a Patron, the patron spells are they also accessible to the cleric or only to the wizards / elves ? How do you manage about creating canticles in addition to those powers associated with Patrons abilities ? I will be happy to have your opinions on this point ! ...

Thank you for these wise tips. I sometimes have difficulties to get rid of my old AD&D reflexes... but I greatly appreciate the DCC mechanisms !

And what about "find secret doors" skill ? Do you allow all PCs to roll a d20 ?

Hello,

Does a wizard can use a cleric-magic scroll ?

Thks

Thanks !

Ok. Thanks.

I still have another question to clarify ! For characters who do not have a former thief / rogue type profession, and are not a thief / hobbit class, what type of dice do they roll to find / remove traps or secret doors ? 1d10 ?

Thks again !

Do the characters that are linked to Patrons have to be of the same alignment as these ? Moorcock’s narratives mention pacts with various creatures of sometimes contrary alignments but what about in DCC ? On the other hand, can a sorcerer bind another sorcerer to a Patron ? Thanks for your answer(s) !

catseye yellow wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 12:57 pm

baophrat wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 10:24 am I'm going to try translate from breton langage :

" The Dungeon Master does not follow the rules, it is he who fixes them "

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thanks, heir to cormac mac art!

"you are welcome" = " netra / mann ebet " in brezhoneg !

I'm going to try translate from breton langage :

" The Dungeon Master does not follow the rules, it is he who fixes them "

!!!

Mestr ar c'hoari ne heuilh ket ar reolennoù, hemañ eo zo mestr warno !

Thanks !

Troiñ ar brav a c'hoari-mañ e brezhoneg a faotfe din ober, davet piv e c'hallan mont e darempred ?

I would like to translate this extraordinary game into Breton, to whom I should get in touch ?

Evit poent n'em eus goulennet aotre ebet digant ar re o deus savet ar c'hoari... Padal e vefen kontant-tre kinnig ar bennoberenn-se da'm c'henvroidi, evit ma vo gouest ar Vretoned da dañva ouzh blaz dispar DCC... Mignoned din zo prest da grogiñ 'barzh dija, evit a sell un droidigezh. Ra deuio 'maez...

Sed aze un dresadenn graet ganin nepell 'zo hag a c'hallfer ober ganti pa deuio 'maez embannadur brezhonek c'hoari-roll DCC.

Here is a drawing I made that could be used when the Breton edition comes out.

Okay, got it.

So...

In the case of a deity being both a patron and a god, the cleric who benefits from the patron spells can thus lose his spells just like a wizard ?

Thanks you all !

Indeed it was not clear my question but your answers are ! So I have got enough informations to clarify my game's use.

[I should take english lessons...]

Nice day

Hi,

I'm just want to know how to do with "patron" spells when it's not a patron but a god. How create "gods spells" and is there the same process with failures ("gods taint") ??

Sorry for my english...

Hello Judges !

I will soon make a scenario mixing characters of level 0 and 1. Have you ever done that ? Perhaps you would have some advices ?

Thanks for your answers !

Hello !

When a wizard begins (level 1), does he necessarly have a Patron (to get his spells) ?

Thanks, and merry Christmas

Thanks for your answer. If I understand correctly the gods who are also patrons are therefore less powerful than the others since they agree to bargain with humans ?

I'm working about gods again and I want to know how you do when you create a god with the patron taint rules. It's quite obvious these rules work for the wizards but do you applie them in the same way for the clerics ?

Thanks for your advices !