Low Fantasy Gaming RPG

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Also, when you use this system do you tend to use a grid for combat or theatre of the mind style? Do you recommend one over the other? I like the idea of theatre of the mind for the sake of gameplay speed and flow, but in a game like D&D with very tactical combat rules I find the grid is necessary. Is LFG different in this respect?

So I usually use theatre of the mind style, but with occasional rough maps. I try to stay clear of grids these days, I feel I can improvise encounters more easily if I dont have to worry about an exact map, but grids work perfectly well. I tried to design LFG to be a little more theatre of the mind friendly than regular D&D, for example by making the rogue's Backstab and Finisher abilities independent of positioning, and including the fairly abstract Intercept and Party Retreat rules..... On the other hand, i also included Blocking and Positioning/flanking rules... but I find these work well enough TotM style; I just give the PCs the benefit of the doubt if it comes up.

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Gear packs and NPC adventurers :)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lp63fgloqu...urers.pdf?dl=0

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LFG review by James Spahn at Halfling's Luck: http://halflingsluck.blogspot.com.au...h-quality.html

and

5 min video review by Skinner Games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFjLKINBSEo

:D

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Some custom illustrated character sheets (blank)
https://lowfantasygaming.com/2017/09...heets-pregens/

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Mini adventure #31 is out: Vengeance at Trollbridge :D
https://lowfantasygaming.com/2017/10...t-trollbridge/

Also 8 x illustrated Pregens (1st level, one for each class)
https://lowfantasygaming.com/2017/10...en-characters/

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Midlands region map (2 colour, 2 B&W, with and without labels) for free download: https://lowfantasygaming.com/2017/11...-map-download/