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	Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).		'''Castles & Crusades''' is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).

	The system that Castles & Crusades uses is called the SIEGE Engine. A significant new mechanic is the notion of "Primes," often referred to by gamers as the 12/18 system. Through selection of character class and race, players designate some of their character's attributes as "Prime." These Prime attributes use a challenge base of 12, while non-Prime attributes use a challenge base of 18. Tasks based on the Prime attribute are therefore much easier to accomplish than those based on non-Primes. Primes allow a wider variety of characters to be created because characters of same class may excel at different types of tasks. Some players prefer to replace the different challenge bases with a +6 modifier for the Prime attributes.		The system that Castles & Crusades uses is called the SIEGE Engine. A significant new mechanic is the notion of "Primes," often referred to by gamers as the 12/18 system. Through selection of character class and race, players designate some of their character's attributes as "Prime." These Prime attributes use a challenge base of 12, while non-Prime attributes use a challenge base of 18. Tasks based on the Prime attribute are therefore much easier to accomplish than those based on non-Primes. Primes allow a wider variety of characters to be created because characters of same class may excel at different types of tasks. Some players prefer to replace the different challenge bases with a +6 modifier for the Prime attributes.

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	==Classes==		==Classes==
	Castles and Crusades builds on the Second Edition array of classes. It's corebook consists of		Castles and Crusades builds on the Second Edition array of classes. It's corebook consists of
	*'''Assassins'''		*'''Assassins''' - Stealthy trapmakers and poisoners. Dex Prime, d6 HD
	*'''Barbarians'''		*'''Barbarians''' - Hardy survivalists with a spin attack. Con Prime, d12 HD
	*'''Bards'''		*'''Bards''' - A combination of historian, fighter, and bawd. Cha Prime, d10 HD
	*'''Clerics'''		*'''Clerics''' - Healbot and undead defeater, like every other D20 based cleric. Wis Prime, d8 HD
	*'''Druids'''		*'''Druids''' - A nature focused caster with limited shapeshifting. Wis Prime, d8 HD
	*'''Fighters'''		*'''Fighters''' - an armored warrior who specializes in fighting mobs. Str Prime, d10 HD
	*'''Illusionists'''		*'''Illusionists''' - a spellcaster focused on blurring the lines of reality, who got a heal spell in later versions. Int Prime, d4 HD
	*'''Knights'''		*'''Knights''' - Charismatic warriors who are expert horsemen, which will definitely be useful in a dungeon campaign. Cha Prime, d10 HD.
	*'''Monks'''		*'''Monks''' - Kung fu action skirmishers. Con Prime, d12 HD.
	*'''Paladins'''		*'''Paladins''' - The Knights Code of Conduct mixed with the Clerics god bothering. Cha Prime, d10 HD
	*'''Rangers		*'''Rangers''' - A fighter with an assassin's stealth and poison knowledge and a barbarian's wilderness skills. Str Prime, d10 HD
	*'''Rogues'''		*'''Rogues''' - Skill monkeys and door openers with stealth. Dex Prime, d6 HD.
	*'''Wizards'''		*'''Wizards''' - Like an illusionist, except their spells deal damage instead of pretending to. Int Prime, d4 HD>

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 The shared lineage and resulting similarity in rules between [[Dungeons & Dragons]], [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]], [[Hackmaster]], and Castles & Crusades simplifies conversion of rules and statistics between the games.
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	[[Image:Castles%26crusades_cover.jpg\|~~center~~]]		{{Game Infobox
			\|name = Castles & Crusades
			\|picture = [[Image:Castles%26crusades_cover.jpg\|300px]]
			\|type = [[RPG]]
			\|publisher = Troll Lord Games
			\|authors = Davis Chenault & Mac Golden
			\|year = 2004
			}}

	Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).		Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).

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	Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).		Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).

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	Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).		Castles & Crusades is a role-playing game published by [[Troll Lord Games]] in 2004. It was conceived as a reimagining of classic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] using streamlined mechanics from third edition Dungeons & Dragons. The game uses many of the [[d20 System]] mechanics, but eliminates skills and feats and expands the number of [[class\|character classes]] to 13. Another feature is the reversion of some rules to the original versions seen in original Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to as "OD&D") or first edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D).

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	==Classes==		==Classes==
	Castles and Crusades builds on the Second Edition array of classes. It's corebook consists of		Castles and Crusades builds on the Second Edition array of classes. It's corebook consists of
	*'''Assassins''' - Stealthy trapmakers and poisoners. Dex Prime, d6 HD		*'''Assassins''' - Stealthy trapmakers and poisoners. Dex Prime, d6 HD.
	*'''Barbarians''' - Hardy survivalists with a spin attack. Con Prime, d12 HD		*'''Barbarians''' - Hardy survivalists with a spin attack. Con Prime, d12 HD.
	*'''Bards''' - A combination of historian, fighter, and bawd. Cha Prime, d10 HD		*'''Bards''' - A combination of historian, fighter, and bawd. Cha Prime, d10 HD.
	*'''Clerics''' - Healbot and undead defeater, like every other D20 based cleric. Wis Prime, d8 HD		*'''Clerics''' - Healbot and undead defeater, like every other D20 based cleric. Wis Prime, d8 HD.
	*'''Druids''' - A nature focused caster with limited shapeshifting. Wis Prime, d8 HD		*'''Druids''' - A nature focused caster with limited shapeshifting. Wis Prime, d8 HD.
	*'''Fighters''' - an armored warrior who specializes in fighting mobs. Str Prime, d10 HD		*'''Fighters''' - an armored warrior who specializes in fighting mobs. Str Prime, d10 HD.
	*'''Illusionists''' - a spellcaster focused on blurring the lines of reality, who got a heal spell in later versions. Int Prime, d4 HD		*'''Illusionists''' - a spellcaster focused on blurring the lines of reality, who got a heal spell in later versions. Int Prime, d4 HD.
	*'''Knights''' - Charismatic warriors who are expert horsemen, which will definitely be useful in a dungeon campaign. Cha Prime, d10 HD.		*'''Knights''' - Charismatic warriors who are expert horsemen, which will definitely be useful in a dungeon campaign. Cha Prime, d10 HD.
	*'''Monks''' - Kung fu action skirmishers. Con Prime, d12 HD.		*'''Monks''' - Kung fu action skirmishers. Con Prime, d12 HD.
	*'''Paladins''' - The Knights Code of Conduct mixed with the Clerics god bothering. Cha Prime, d10 HD		*'''Paladins''' - The Knights Code of Conduct mixed with the Clerics god bothering. Cha Prime, d10 HD
	*'''Rangers''' - A fighter with an assassin's stealth and poison knowledge and a barbarian's wilderness skills. Str Prime, d10 HD		*'''Rangers''' - A fighter with an assassin's stealth and poison knowledge and a barbarian's wilderness skills. Str Prime, d10 HD.
	*'''Rogues''' - Skill monkeys and door openers with stealth. Dex Prime, d6 HD.		*'''Rogues''' - Skill monkeys and door openers with stealth. Dex Prime, d6 HD.
	*'''Wizards''' - Like an illusionist, except their spells deal damage instead of pretending to. Int Prime, d4 HD>		*'''Wizards''' - Like an illusionist, except their spells deal damage instead of pretending to. Int Prime, d4 HD.

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