Review of Talent Law

Talent Law Review Summary

Capsule Review
November 19, 1998
Edited: August 28, 2017


by: Bradford C. Walker


Style: 3 (Average)
Substance: 3 (Average)



Bradford C. Walker has written 222 reviews, with average style of 3.63 and average substance of 3.63 The reviewer's previous review was of Spell Law.The reviewer's next review is of Gamemaster Law.

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Talent Law Product Summary

Name: Talent Law
Publisher: I.C.E.
System: Rolemaster (3e)
Author: Eric Dewey, John W. Curtis III
Category: RPG

Cost: $18 (US)
Pages: 112 pages
Year: 1996

SKU: 5523
ISBN: 1-55806-252-1


Review of Talent Law


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Talent Law is another book for the new edition of Rolemaster. Unlike the first three, or Gamemaster Law, thi is completely optional. There is no implication of it being used more often than not, which is often the case with the many Companion books, so you're safe in tossing it aside.

The book is a plug-in that grants the Rolemaster GM a ready-made Merit/Flaw system. It works, but the usual warnings apply: it can be broken and exploited, so GM oversight is neccessary. However, the abilities within are appropriate to the majority of fantasy worlds and they are easily adaptable to your specific tastes.

Should you get a copy? This book isn't that high on the priority list, but it's still worth having.

Style: 3 (Average)
Substance: 3 (Average)

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