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What's your favourite TTRPG for a fantasy setting?
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My current game infatuation is Fate. It's a general purpose game so you can use it for any setting. It's not very crunchy, so you can delegate a lot of stuff to Aspects.
Can the elf talk to the trees? Well, his "Elf Prince of the Eldest Forest" aspect makes that plausible. The dwarf with his "Royal Gemcutter of Moria" not so much.
Of course, this is a very different mode of play than the "I took 3 levels of ranger and took 'Speak With Plants' as my 4th level special power" or whatever you'd find in a crunchier system.