Blueiji
2023-07-23, 07:27 PM
Hey folks! I’m trying to remember the name of an homebrew, complete overhaul of D&D 3.5e. I think it was called “Legend” or “Legendary,” but I’m not having much luck with those terms on Google.
A few things I remember about the system:
- It had somewhere from six-to-eight base classes, each with twenty levels.
- The classes were each made up of three “tracks” which determined the class features gained at each level.
- Multiclassing involved dropping one of your class’ tracks and picking up one track from another class.
- There were also tracks designed for playing monsters—stuff like a dragon track, undead track, etc.
- The skill system included near-supernatural stuff at especially high DCs. Stuff like “Balance DC 40, balance on air, allowing flight” or “Escape Artist DC 50, slip the bonds of fate intended to prevent you from making your triumphant return.”
If any of you remember the name of this system, I’d be very thankful! If you have a link to the system’s homepage or download links, that’d be even better!
Cheers.
A few things I remember about the system:
- It had somewhere from six-to-eight base classes, each with twenty levels.
- The classes were each made up of three “tracks” which determined the class features gained at each level.
- Multiclassing involved dropping one of your class’ tracks and picking up one track from another class.
- There were also tracks designed for playing monsters—stuff like a dragon track, undead track, etc.
- The skill system included near-supernatural stuff at especially high DCs. Stuff like “Balance DC 40, balance on air, allowing flight” or “Escape Artist DC 50, slip the bonds of fate intended to prevent you from making your triumphant return.”
If any of you remember the name of this system, I’d be very thankful! If you have a link to the system’s homepage or download links, that’d be even better!
Cheers.