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	The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.		The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.

	In 2011 and ~~'12~~ two source books were also released, '''Weapons of the Ancient World I & II''', describing and adapting existing real world historical pieces of arms and armor.		In 2011 and 2012 two source books were also released, '''Weapons of the Ancient World I & II''', describing and adapting existing real world historical pieces of arms and armor.

	In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.		In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.

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	The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.		The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.

	In 2011 and '12 two ~~sourcebooks~~ were also released, Weapons of the Ancient World I & II, describing and adapting existing real world historical pieces of arms and armor ~~for their system. These two volumes might be of interest to all historical role-players, as they contain a comprehensive wealth of lore unlike anything else on the market~~.		In 2011 and '12 two source books were also released, '''Weapons of the Ancient World I & II''', describing and adapting existing real world historical pieces of arms and armor.

	In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.		In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.

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	The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.		The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.

			In 2011 and '12 two sourcebooks were also released, Weapons of the Ancient World I & II, describing and adapting existing real world historical pieces of arms and armor for their system. These two volumes might be of interest to all historical role-players, as they contain a comprehensive wealth of lore unlike anything else on the market.

	In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.		In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.

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	What if [[The Riddle of Steel]] was a [[5e]] homebrew instead of its own system? That's '''Codex Integrum''' in a nutshell.		What if [[The Riddle of Steel]] was a [[3e]] homebrew instead of its own system? That's '''Codex Integrum''' in a nutshell.

	The system started out life in 2008 as [[Codex Martialis]], a homebrew HEMA combat system for [[D&D ~~3E]]~~.		The system started out life in 2008 as '''Codex Martialis''', a homebrew HEMA combat system for D&D 3rd Edition.

	In 2020, the system was overhauled ~~and updated to 5e, rereleased as Codex Integrum,~~ and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules.		In 2020, the system was overhauled and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules, it was renamed Codex Integrum to reflect this change.

	==The Crunch==		==The Crunch==

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	\|publisher = Codex Integrum LLC		\|publisher = Codex Integrum LLC
	\|authors = Jean Chandler		\|authors = Jean Chandler
	\|year = 2008~~, 2010, 2020~~		\|year = 2008
	\|system = [[d20 System]]		\|system = [[d20 System]]
	}}		}}

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	{{Game Infobox		{{Game Infobox
	\|name = Codex ~~Martialis~~		\|name = Codex Integrum
	\|picture = [[File:~~77993-thumb140~~.jpg]]		\|picture = [[File:codex integrum cover.jpg\|200px]]
	\|type = [[RPG]]		\|type = [[RPG]]
	\|publisher = Codex Integrum LLC		\|publisher = Codex Integrum LLC
	\|authors = Jean Chandler		\|authors = Jean Chandler
	\|year = 2010		\|year = 2008, 2010, 2020
	\|system = [[d20 System]]		\|system = [[d20 System]]
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	== What ==		What if [[The Riddle of Steel]] was a [[5e]] homebrew instead of its own system? That's '''Codex Integrum''' in a nutshell.

	Codex Martialis, ~~or CM for short is an alternative~~ combat system for ~~d20 games (e.g.~~ [[D&D 3E~~]]).~~		The system started out life in 2008 as [[Codex Martialis]], a homebrew HEMA combat system for [[D&D 3E]].
	~~It was created by Medieval & Renaissance Martial Arts fans who wanted to cram their hobby into [[Dungeons & Dragons]] ''without'' turning it into something as complex as [[The Riddle of Steel~~]].

	~~All in all~~, the ~~rules live up~~ to ~~that aim~~, ~~however being produced on a shoestring budget~~, ~~it lacks the polish and coherency one associated with professional OGL products.~~		In 2020, the system was overhauled and updated to 5e, rereleased as Codex Integrum, and expanded to include not just martial combat, but magic and non-combat rules.
	~~The rules are also quite vague on the handling of magic~~ and ~~magic powers.~~
	~~The creators themselves have admittedly focused on a product more suited~~ to ~~low-~~magic ~~settings.~~

	~~Two sourcebooks were also released, Weapons of the Ancient World I & II, describing~~ and ~~adapting existing real world historical pieces of arms and armor for their system.~~
	~~These two volumes might be of interest to all historical role~~-~~players, as they contain a comprehensive wealth of lore unlike anything else on the market.~~

	~~Codex Martialis was re-released in 2020 to mark the start of the "Codex Integrum Series"~~.

	~~== How ==~~

			==The Crunch==
	Four new 'mechanics' are introduced:		Four new 'mechanics' are introduced:
	# '''A martial dice-pool of ''four'' d20 dice (MP)''':		# '''A martial dice-pool of ''four'' d20 dice (MP)''':

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	== What ==		== What ==

	Codex Martialis, or CM for short is an alternative combat system for d20 games (e.g. [[D&D]]).		Codex Martialis, or CM for short is an alternative combat system for d20 games (e.g. [[D&D 3E]]).
	It was created by Medieval & Renaissance Martial Arts fans who wanted to cram their hobby into [[Dungeons & Dragons]] ''without'' turning it into something as complex as [[The Riddle of Steel]].		It was created by Medieval & Renaissance Martial Arts fans who wanted to cram their hobby into [[Dungeons & Dragons]] ''without'' turning it into something as complex as [[The Riddle of Steel]].