Looking for DMs and players to playtest a system and world setting.

hiya folks! names Silver! I recently made a tabletop game (yes, I know the market is flooded with them) the difference is that I tried to make it a blend between a 90's jrpg like suikoden or star ocean and dnd. I think I did a decent job but I'd like other peoples opinions on both the system and setting from a players and dm's perspective. thanks a bunch! I can also attend some of them for help as well as creators notes and clarification.

I must admit that I am quite intrigued by this idea. I'd be very happy for any additional information you can offer regarding the system! I request this as both an interested player and GM.

alright! um here's the premise (keep in mind this is called legends of aketi): “long ago, 7 beings descended from the heavens. the first, Corus Tana, made the land lush and fertile, the second, Samu Al, made the sea and tides, the third, An Daru, made the plants and creatures that lived and breathed. the fourth, Har Nah, seeing what had already been done, created the first Aketans, after their own image. the fifth, Salah, gave them the gift of fire, so that we would be comfortable. the sixth, Crias, gave the gift of language, so that we might communicate. the final being, Hi Lo, the last to arrive, created beings to watch over us, so that we might know peace. they then left to the stars, promising to return someday.” -Aketan origin story

there are six playable races, and about 2 unplayable ones. the combat system uses both skills and magic. magic is simpler than in dnd. you have a (relatively) limited amoun of spells that cost a certain number of mp based on their level that is taken from an mp pool the regenerates daily. skills act similar to dailies in that they can only be used so often per day. the dm can decide what duration counts as a day.

there are 3 base classes that expand into advanced classes upon reaching lvl 5. multi classing is not a thing. note that all spellcasters use the same base class and then expand into more specialized fields depending on the magic they've learned.

link to the freeware verison of the rulebook:&nbsp; <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ydasGR1H0EVFGW" rel="nofollow">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ydasGR1H0EVFGW</a>...

Thanks a bunch!