Now you are there, beneath the waving banners – a leader of knights and bowmen eager for battle and glory in the glittering Age of Chivalry. The Priest raises his great cross and steel whispers as your knights draw swords. Bowmen let fly their shafts as the great warhorses’ hooves paw the earth and thunder into a charge.
Or you can lead the forces of darkness – a powerful sorcerer conjuring monsters and demons, wrecking the very earth,
commanding armies of foul creatures in a campaign of conquest.
So don your armor and ready your book of spells, for- through the hobby of Adventure Gaming with miniature figures – you are about to enter the enchanted realm of Knights and Magick.
Knights and Magick begins where role-playing games end. It is a complete game system for medieval and fantasy combat. Only Knights and Magick includes all these features in one package:
Basic Game Rules
Painting Guide for Figures
Setup Guide for Tabletop Terrain
Advanced and Optional Rules, including:
Heroic Warriors
Magick Spell Casting
Fantasy Races and Monsters
Jousts and Tournaments
Siege Warfare
Fantasy and Historical Army Lists
Game Scenarios
Campaign Game
Magick Spells Index
Complete Monster Lists
Originally Published in 1980 by Heritage USA – and out of print for more than 30 years- Knights and Magick is made available once again through The Gaming Gang.
The rules are available as a 197 page tome in the following editions:
Softcover – 8.5″ x 11″, perfect binding, white interior paper (60# weight), black and white interior ink, white exterior paper (100# weight), full-color exterior ink for $26.95
Coil Bound – 8.5″ x 11″, coil binding, white interior paper (60# weight), black and white interior ink, white exterior paper (100# weight), full-color exterior ink for $34.95
Hardcover – 8.25″ x 10.75″, casewrap-hardcover binding, white interior paper (50# weight), black and white interior ink, white exterior paper (100# weight), full-color exterior ink for $42.95
The PDF is available as an electronic download as well for $14.99 through PayPal. Please allow up to 24 hours to receive the PDF link.
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Have been looking for this since 82 when my original copy got thrown away. Best fantasy system I have ever encountered. Simple yet comprehensive. Can’t wait for it to get here!!
I hope you enjoy the book Rick! I should have the new edition out sometime in the next six months. 🙂
How do I get access to the original rules PDF?
Thanks
Hey Jeff
Just found the download link in my junk email folder. Worked. On to reading and remembering.
Thanks again
I just found this! Am amazed and extremely happy – ordered my new copy and can’t wait for it to arrive … The Elan Merch Orcs await the rules set eager for conflict.
You’ll have to let us know what you think once you receive the print edition.
here it is 2019, admitted early 2019, and I remember the above said 2017 for a new edition. Now 2018. Is this still coming or is it vaporware?
Well I’ve talked to a couple of companies about releasing the revised rules but the discussions have been slow moving, at best. Plus my heart attack last year didn’t help. At this point I don’t know what to predict since it isn’t as if there’s a rapid fan base knocking down the door to get their hands on this either.
well, it will be a lost to us all. But, health over rides everything else. I do hope everything is going better for you these days.
Hi Jeff – Hope all is well with you and your family during these trying times. Just wanted to say “Thank you” for putting these out for all to download (even for free!). It is a nice little set of rules for minis and hopefully those who are tired of having to purchase tons of warhammer and 40k along with all the DnD stuff, will give these rules a try and see how things can be simpler and easier from an actual era gone by. Will be on the look out for the new set in late 2020.
Hi Jeff,
I was wondering how the revised rules were coming along. You were hoping to have them done by end on 2020.
I’m interested in picking this up to see how you streamlined the rules.
Thanks,
Matthew
Hi Matthew! Sorry to say it never came to fruition.
I know there are folks out there interested in a revised (2nd Ed. ) set of rules. If you own the rights, would you consider offers from others to carry on the work?
If there’s anyone out who’d like to team up to make a new edition a reality I’d be happy to explore it.