u/Cato69

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Best system for a "Magic school"

I've never been super big into Harry Potter, I mean I've read all the books and seen most of the movies, but I was never a huge fan, but recently I've had this strange niggling urge to run some sort or "Magic academy" game for my players. I want something with either a decent magic system that's somewhat flexible, or something rules light that has just enough mechanics to feel satisfying. I'm also a little burned out on normal medieval fantasy, but matters of setting are entirely for me to tweak. Thanks in advance for your help.

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u/Cato69 — 3 days ago
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I'm dipping my toes into simpler RPG systems lately, starting with hacks/de-makes like World of Dungeons and Risus, and it has me wondering: what are the simplest systems you've played that have adequately sustained long campaigns? i.e. where the simplicity of the system doesn't pose a problem after a couple of sessions?

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u/Cato69 — 25 days ago