I had to register just to say: get Nemesis! It is one of the most brilliant systems available, and its free. It's tailored to be used with Call of Cthulhu, but can easily be tweaked to a fantasy-setting. It is also the same core rules that the aforementioned Reign uses.
You'll have to to a bit of work though, specially with the magic-part. But nothing you shouldn't be able to fix over a weekend:)
Get it here: http://www.nemesis-system.com/index.php
(registration required, but well worth it)

I'll second Consonant Dude.  EABA is a very well-done generic system of medium crunch.  You can download a free EABAlite PDF direct from this link.  It's a good introduction to the system and gives you the basic mechanics.

Quote from: KazOther important particulars:
1) I want a somewhat freeform magic system. Being able to have multiple magic systems is a major plus. (For the setting.)

The powers system enables you to construct any type of power, from magic to psionics to cyberware.  By setting up different frameworks, you can devise different magic systems.  In my Sf/fantasy campaign, there were two very different types of magic, psionics and cyberware.  All had very different feels, but the same underlying mechanics.

Quote2) I'd like it to be classless, but that's not a deal breaker.

Entirely skill-based, with a good skill selection.  Easy to add new skills if necessary.

Quote3) I'm a medium crunch fellow. I like some extra bits here and there but just the idea of FATAL makes me cry.

For comparison, I consider EABA to be simpler than GURPS.  Personally, I classify it as medium crunch.  Possibly lite-medium for the basics.  There are plenty of clearly-marked 'advanced' rules that you can pick and choose from if you want increased verisimilitude.

Quote4) I don't mind doing some tweaking.

Easy to tweak if necessary.

To attempt a task, you roll a number of d6 equal to stat plus skill, then you take the highest 3.  You can have modifiers of +1 or +2, so this gives you a range from 1-20.  Damage accumulates, and you suffer increasing penalties.  There are additional options for damage...well, really, there are additional options for most aspects of the game.

The design goal was a more or less realistic game, with cinematic tendencies.  I think it has succeeded pretty well.

Quote from: Tom BI'll second Consonant Dude.  EABA is a very well-done generic system of medium crunch.

Really :eek:

You of all people, recommending EABA :confused:








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