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C&C and Blackmoor sounds like a perfect match! This idea just appeared in this thread:

FXR Wrote:Thank you for your kind words.

As for rules, I tried to keep things simple, according to the C&C philosophy, but I had to adapt a few things regarding character races.

- Both docrae and halflings are mechanically identical to C&C halflings;
- Cumasti and Westryn elves are mechanically identical to C&C elves;
- High Thonians are treated as C&C humans, except they must choose Charisma, Intelligence or both as prime attributes. They start the game with 5d4x10 extra gold pieces;
- Thonians are treated as C&C humans;
- Peshwah have two Prime attributes (unlike other humans who have three). Like some half-elves, they have an intermediate attribute. They do not suffer the penalty associated with fighting horsemounted and start the game with a steppe charger.[/list

That sounds like a good start. Has anyone else here any experience with C&C?

Any thoughts on what other adjustments may be useful in a Blackmoor Campaign?

-Havard

I've heard of it, but don't know much about it. Haven't had a chance to peruse a copy of it.

I LOVE what this guy has done with it, though! :mrgreen:

C&C is a lot like a blend of 3E with AD&D, so I don't see that running a Blackmoor campaign with C&C rules would be much of a stretch at all.

After all 3E is pretty much the same thing as d20 Blackmoor, which has been done already. And AD&D is mostly a reorganization of OD&D, so "classic D&D" products should fit well also.

I'd say just take parts from all of those existing products and just smoosh 'em all together into a single setting using C&C rules without stressing over big conversions. I bet that's how Dave would have done it.