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I just got done reading them, those spells are wild haha.

The system seems cool, but the mechanics are different between the two books? There are 5 conditions for risky casting in Vaginas are magic and 7 conditions listed in Eldritch Cock. Does one of those books supersede the other? Also, one of us is already set on an elf, so we will need to figure out how this system works for that. Maybe the player starts with one spell instead of 3 to balance it out. Either way, thanks for sharing this is great.

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Thanks for the quick reply.

Super easy to remember, so I will roll with that. We are starting our first session this weekend!

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I just picked up the hardcover and PDF of this game and it's exactly what I was looking for big_smile  I'm coming from 5e but used to play 3.5 when I was younger. I got tired of everyone being a superhero and this old school stuff is perfect haha.

First question: I have the rules and magic book and my friend had an old copy of the grindhouse edition. I'm confused about saving throws since the two versions word them differently.

Grindhouse says int modifier is used against all magical spells. I would assume this means all magic including clerics, magic-user, magical creature attacks, and magic traps.

The version I have states that int modifier only applies to resisting a magic-users spells, so everything besides that would be discluded.

The second question is about disengaging and attacks of opportunity. The other B/X game I have mentioned this, but I can't find it in either copy we have. Is there another book that gets deeper into combat, or is this not a thing with the game?

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