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Original RM compatible
Grimboldfrood:
Does anyone know how compatible Rome is with original RM? (I know - very old school!) I was speaking to someone at a show recently and they thought that it wasn't particularly compatible. From memory, he mentioned there were a large number of training packages in the Rome supplement and spell development costs were low.
Any views before I decide to buy?
Thanks in advance
markc:
I do not own RM Rome myself but I did get a chance to look at a friends copy and IIRC it is RM and RMC based. So you should have no problem using it.
MDC
Erik Sharma:
--- Quote from: Grimboldfrood on September 19, 2012, 11:49:10 AM ---Does anyone know how compatible Rome is with original RM? (I know - very old school!) I was speaking to someone at a show recently and they thought that it wasn't particularly compatible. From memory, he mentioned there were a large number of training packages in the Rome supplement and spell development costs were low.
Any views before I decide to buy?
Thanks in advance
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I haven't given RM Rome a proper read through yet since we opted to use BRP Rome instead. But the book is for Rolemaster Classic. Rolemaster Classic is essentially a reprint of Rolemaster 2 so I don't really see why there should be any problems using it for older editions of Rolemaster.
Grimboldfrood:
Thanks for the feedback. I'll think about buying a copy of Rome - once I have finished browsing all the other options.
Someone else mentioned BRP Rome. Do you need to have the BRP rules as well, or is it a complete package?
bottg:
--- Quote from: markc on September 19, 2012, 12:29:44 PM --- I do not own RM Rome myself but I did get a chance to look at a friends copy and IIRC it is RM and RMC based. So you should have no problem using it.
MDC
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It will work with RM2 with no problems. There are training packages, but they are there as much to give a "life path" feel to characters as anything else.
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