Fertal

I thought that was a myth. No, it wasn't. I saw it with my own eyes and furthermore any modern-day test confirm that it's a fact, not a myth. If you hit something solid like a shield (or a body) charging horseback there is an high chance that your lance brake. That's why knights used to bring a second weapon in battle. I confirm this: I saw too, after a charge of pikemen, almost the half of polearms lying at the ground, broken

I've voted for experience only for big fights, but the true question is: how this XP were distributed further? I hope that Prj Eternity doesn't use the D&D system (killing orcs with axe for a day and upgrade sneaking with this XP) or TES system (cast firebal everywhere to upgrade the ability...)

Very funny. But this one is even funnier: what were those two books where really non-superhuman heroes (flew exceptions apart) armed with relatively believable weapons fought against orcs, ogres, dragrons, giagant spiders and flamming demons? Help me, they are kinda famous. Oh, yes, I get it! The lord of the rings and The Hobbit! I can't be sure, but I suspect their creator wouldn't agree with you. But maybe I'm wrong Actually I would hate to find a senseless piece of metal like the sword in the second picture even in the market square. But probably it's just a matter of taste. it's impossible for me un quote every single word typed by you! In any case, this can help us to understand the character design choosen... it's a simple, functional and BELIVABLE design!

I've choose a system like Ultima, but it's an hard choice... If I can give 2 votes, the another goes to a sysstem like Darklands