Have any of you played a pen and paper rpg ever??? like Dungeons and dragons you know.....
Just asking








wikipedia wrote:Midgard is a fantasy role-playing game of German origin. It was the first such game ever published in the German language and the first role-playing game that was created in Germany.[...]
In contrast to Advanced Dungeons and Dragons or The Dark Eye, Midgard is not based very strongly on levels. The characters do have levels (Ger. Grade), but this only indicates how much a character has learned in life and they are not used to gain new abilities. New abilities or improvement of existing abilities are learned by spending experience points, which are earned by adventuring. There are 3 different classes of experience points (combat, magic and general), which means that for character classes that are a combination of fighter and magician, the amount of time spent using either capability is reflected in the experience earned (and used, of course). A characters level increases when he spends a certain amount of experience points to "buy" new capabilities.
There are more than 20 classes of characters, but those do not determine the entire look of the character, only how difficult or easy it is for a character to learn certain abilities.
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tarbosaurus_geticus wrote:Well you got me staright silentguy perhaps you want to play Simple D&D( no leveling, only storyline and quests, your mind is your true weapon) perhaps midgard (i never played but i think i will get along very fast) may i add you on my messenger list for friends????


silentguy wrote:I also played a bit DSA



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