Races:

Core Rulebook only.

Based on locality, other options may be ‘unlocked’ during game play as a limited duration option to replace a dead PC.

Classes:
No Alchemists, Inquisitors, Summoners or Witches.
No Guns or Gunslingers.
No Anti-Paladins, Ninja or Samurai.
No APG classes.

Barbarians: Each must develop a loose ‘cultural code’ which they must adhere to (a code of honour if you like).

Clerics: Must adhere to a code of behaviour which reflects both the teaching of their faith and the position of responsibility that is expected of them as a priest.

Monks: Must adhere to a code of behaviour which should reflect the monastic culture of their training.

Paladins: Must adhere to a code of behaviour (you want the benefits, you play a character who must try to be Lawful Good – note capitalisation).

Wizard: No ‘Sin’ specialists. Some spells banned (see below).

Prestige Classes:
No accelerated qualification due to Spell Like Abilities.

Feats:

Modified:
Item Creation Feats:
No item creation whilst travelling/resting during an adventure and all pre-requisites must be met.

Banned:
Fey Foundling (Too good);

Fury’s Fall (Duplicates Agile Manoeuvre);

Leadership (Too good);

Traits:
Players may select two, but one campaign trait must be taken.

Spells:

Banned:
Snowball (Wizard Lvl. 1)

Campaign map based upon High Atlas Mountains plateau.

Four major cultures:
North and West:
Northern Coastal – Urban Human culture, trade centre and naval power – Tamavar.
Southern Coastal – Indigenous and farmer/fishermen with warrior elite.

Central:
High Mountainous – Dwarven, occupy high fortified plateau that benefits from coastal rains. Fertile and resource rich = heavily defended. Entry only with a dwarf who is responsible for your behaviour (1-1 ratio).

East:
Stepped Plateau – salt water lakes with own mountain border.
Half-Elven ‘Monastery’ and ‘Carthaginian’ area – use Forest Elephants.

South and East:
Desert – harsh nomadic groups, humanoids. Fortified highlands.