If you're used to Dungeons and Dragons, I feel that you can represent clerical magic using ritual magic very well, making each divine domain a separate path. I wish it got some more attention from the writers. It feels like some prerequisite counts should be deliberately altered to prevent ritual mages from abusing their powers, so this system might need some fine tuning. A shadow may seem to take a different shape, a person speaking to them may seem to be threatening them with a weapon, they may become convinced that a shot. This way you can have scholarly wizards who study spells normally and clerics that use ritual magic representing their more general and less "scientific" grasp of magical powers. The Dungeon Fantasy Roleplaying Game is required in order to use the monster stats in this supplement but since that game is Powered by GURPS, GURPS fans can use this book, too 1st Edition, 1st Printing Published October 2019 SJG 01-1007. Ritual magic, ritual path magic, path/book magic, oh boy! Ritual magic looks like a nice concept, especially if you want to differentiate two magical traditions while keeping the mechanics almost identical. Dungeon Fantasy Monsters 2 is a sequel to Dungeon Fantasy Monsters. This may sound confusing, especially if you are aware of all the other magic systems. Basically, each college is a separate skill that defaults to the core Ritual Magic skill, and every spell is a technique that defaults to its college skill with a penalty equal to the spell's prerequisite count. Ritual Magic is presented in GURPS Magic and expanded upon in GURPS Thaumatology.
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