Opinions: Dungeon Fantasy - The Other Racial Templates

There is one in here.

A long time ago, I did a post on my opinions on the vast vast majority of racial templates, but at the time I was missing a few of the pyramid issues with some of the racial templates, so I didn't finish them. Well, about a year ago, I did get them all, so now I can finish my reviews. So here we go.

Opinions: Dungeon Fantasy 4-19 - Occupational Template

Sages

I've previously done a post rating the occupational templates in the main character book, Dungeon Fantasy 1 - Adventurers, but today, I'll continue from where I left off and rate the rest of the 250 point templates in the mainline Dungeon Fantasy series. Let's go~

Opinions: Dungeon Fantasy 1 - Occupational Template

The foreshortening on the top
right sword is weirding me out.

Today, I'm going to look at the character templates from Dungeon Fantasy 1 and looking at them, but rather than the perspective of rating writing and clarity, I am going to be looking at them from a position on my subjective opinions of fun, usability, and difficulty. Without further ado, let's dive in.

Opinions: Dungeon Fantasy 3 - Racial Templates

Swiggity swooty.

When I reviewed Dungeon Fantasy 3, I decided not to rate the content from the point of view of a player deciding what is good and useful mechanically, rather I tried to stay "detached" from the idea in a manner of speaking and only they made the templates well. Did they do it well instead of did they make them god. So, today I'm going the other route, which means there are a lot of opinions that are completely subjective ahead. I think to me, the most important thing about a different template is whether or not it makes me feel like I'm playing a different game - that I don't feel like I'm playing a human with some required advantages/disadvantages. So without further ado, let's dissect those templates.