I'm really intrigued by the Rolemaster system and the RMC reorganization and streamlining is a great way to enter the system. I do with the electronic version was hyperlinked and that the print version had a much expanded glossary/index. It would also have been nice for all the optional rules to not be embedded within the regular rules. It's harder to parse the core rules when you have to skip multiple paragraphs (sometimes pages) to get to the next regular rules section.

Chris

A good collection of the Classic Rolemaster Spell lists. Rolemaster is one of if not the best system out there. GM's have the option to make the system as gritty and complex as they wish, as well as making it as fast and flud as they wish.

Excellent re editing of an old school classic and my soft back book is well done but two stars knocked because of no hardcover and n discount pdf print combo. Plenty of other rpg publishers will throw in a free pdf when you get a printed book but not Guild Companion   they just gouge their fan base

Great game. I've always loved Rolemaster, and this rule set is great. I especially like how flexible the spell system is.

In my mind, this is the book that makes Rolemaster so unique. Spells grouped to list (for example, flight and teleport) and then further into class and realm; this gives the feel of an organic way that spells might actually be learnt in a fantasy world. The spells and skills around them allow for a GM to run a low or very high power game. Spells are designed to be used creatively, not just blow stuff up.