Who is this game suitable for?
If you like role-playing games and enjoy playing genres like Fantasy (High Fantasy), this game is perfect for you.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive: Class Based, Dice, Exploding Dice, Level Based, Point Based, Race Based, Random Attribute Generation, Skill Based und Trait / Aspect Based...
Game Data
- Publisher
- Iron Crown Enterprises
- Designers
- Coleman Charlton, Pete Fenlon, Kurt Fischer
- Artists
- Rick Britton, Pete Fenlon
- Mechanics
- Class Based (Pilot, Wizard, Scientist, etc), Dice (Percentile), Exploding Dice (Die may 'explode' into a second roll), Level Based (Earn XP and level up), Point Based (allocate points to get skills, powers, etc), Race Based (Player Race/Species affects gameplay), Random Attribute Generation (during Character Creation), Skill Based (buy or gain skills), Trait / Aspect Based (personality affects gameplay)
- Genre
- Fantasy (High Fantasy)
User Summary:
A 10-page saddle stapled book with 22 card-stock sheets of tables. The second edition of Arms Law added several sections to the first edition rules:
Mounted Combat
Pole Arms
Thrown Weapons and Missiles in Melee
Two-Weapon Combinations
Bow Preparation Time
Changes to First Edition Tables
Rules for Animal Attacks (until Claw Law is published)
Conversion Notes to Use Arms Law with AD&D
Alternative names
Last Updated: 14.08.2025 05:41
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