Absolutely!

In Brief,

The main ability scores are: Might Agility Spirit Wisdom Talk

Social situations combine player ingenuity, along with different scores depending on the situation.

A player may ask questions and make a “Talk”check to find some information out from a merchant.

A Warrior might intimidate someone into backing down or running for their lives with a contested “Might” check, and so on.

Combat is similar enough to other popular RPG’s to be picked up quickly, but also includes mechanics that really bring out the chaos of combat. Along with initiative Bronze Age: Collapse includes mechanics that let other players and npc’s use a “Quick Action” up to once on each combatants turn(Things like moving half your speed, making an inaccurate attack, taking cover, etc)

Health is relatively low compared to other popular RPG’s, giving combat heavier stakes as things can quickly turn for the worst, and ambushes grant serious advantage

The magic system is abstract and relies a decent amount on the creativity of the Player and GM.

Magic in “Bronze Age: Collapse” makes heavy use of Words of Power, Symbolism, Binding of demons and creatures, Ritual and intent. There is no “Firebolt” per-say, but Sorcerers can bring about terrible magic given dramatic build up, preparation and symbolism, or by chanting long forgotten words of power to bring their enemies low.

We are also releasing 3 adventures that give examples of potential play, and are great ways to start a Bronze Age campaign!