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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9048232" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I hope this can be said here:We should realises there is a serious difference between &quot;Christian-friendly&quot; fiction and fiction what uses Christian religion as source of inspiration. Good example of Christian-friendly fantasy are Lord of the Rings, Chronicles of Narnia and in certain way, Dragonlance.In your games you can add characters as cardenal Richelieu, Claude Frollo or bishop of Aquila(Ladyhawk movie) but you shouldn't abuse the trope of sinnister minister. It is like the trope of femme fatale. You can add a femme fatale in your game some times, but if you start to add too many times, but then this could become close to mysogyny.Take care when you are going to mention historical facts to report the fact. You could find somebody who knows a radically version of History, and this could know more you could guess. The lore or background of some games aren't Christian-friendly, but this could be easily changed by the GM. If you use the stories to report the fanaticism, but you are forggeting we have to promote the respect for the human dignity and the good sense, then you are helping to fix nothing.I don't like at all the stereotypes about the Vatican Church in the RPG 7th Sea. I feel like a Mexican watching the trailer of Disney's Primos cartoon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9048232, member: 6802378"] I hope this can be said here: We should realises there is a serious difference between "Christian-friendly" fiction and fiction what uses Christian religion as source of inspiration. Good example of Christian-friendly fantasy are Lord of the Rings, Chronicles of Narnia and in certain way, Dragonlance. In your games you can add characters as cardenal Richelieu, Claude Frollo or bishop of Aquila(Ladyhawk movie) but you shouldn't abuse the trope of sinnister minister. It is like the trope of femme fatale. You can add a femme fatale in your game some times, but if you start to add too many times, but then this could become close to mysogyny. Take care when you are going to mention historical facts to report the fact. You could find somebody who knows a radically version of History, and this could know more you could guess. The lore or background of some games aren't Christian-friendly, but this could be easily changed by the GM. If you use the stories to report the fanaticism, but you are forggeting we have to promote the [U]respect for the human dignity[/U] and the good sense, then you are helping to fix nothing. I don't like at all the stereotypes about the Vatican Church in the RPG 7th Sea. I feel like a Mexican watching the trailer of Disney's Primos cartoon. [/QUOTE]

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