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Good points, I agree100%

Thank you Daniel for this post and for writing up a summary if the Basic rules. The System is pretty simple but as you point out, the rules are somewhat spread all over the core rule book and also following campaign books. As a GM I found it somewhat challenging in the start resetting my brain to ne...

Symbaroum v10 for Foundry VTT is now released (a couple of days ago). Seems to work fine.

Btw, any thoughts on if the Thaler, Shilling and Ortegs contain any gold, silver or copper/bronsze? Else it would be easy to forge I guess.

Preparing to be a GM in Symbaroum and.to give more consisting feedback to players using witchsight, and also make it more useful at higher levels, I was thinking of categorizing the different shadows. Different colors and combinations means something more specific and in regards to their personality...

Symbaroum handles that scenario abstractly (even the Pitched Battles rules in the GM's Guide doesn't differentiate between troop types - and actually says if you want more detail, make your own system up!! :lol: ) The horse's speed in melee just isn't considered a factor. The speed of the horse is ...

Hi everybody, i have an urgent question regarding the Symbaroum Foundry Modules i purchased... after installing I experienced some problems, f.e. you cannot drag and drop abilities or weapons on the character sheet. After contacting the foundry support, i was told foundry is meanwhile on version 10...

Fantastic, thanks. Havent had time to read all books yet. With over 35 yrs of rpg experience, Im really digging this system. Hope they wont ditch it for the 5e convertion.

Thanks for the reply! Well, I guess its more a tactical topic. Equestrian at adapt can make sweeping attacks, i.e. move before and after attack. If a horse has a higher speed than a human (1,5-2 x speed is quite probable) and the rider uses weapons with reach, it will be pretty easy to keep out of h...

Are there any stated between precious metals and the currencies in Ambria? For instanse, an ounce or gram of gold is worth x amount of Thalers.