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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9322665" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I suppose in the tabletop the Game-Master is more important. If you want you could play Conan the barbarian with a child-friendly style like the cartoon show. Some franchises weren't created to be Christian-friendly, but if you change certain elements, you could enjoy it in your own tabletop. I don't like certain tropes in 7th Sea or Fading Suns. Why? Because it is like doing a Wild-West RPG with some elements what aren't wellcome for the current standars from the last years, when the critearia of politically correctness is different. * I doubt seriously Engel to be &quot;Christian-friendly&quot;. There is a great difference between using Christian-faith as source of inspiration and being truelly Christian-friendly. You can play a lot of different titles, if you can stop certain tropes, for example the abuse of villains style cardinal Richelieu.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9322665, member: 6802378"] I suppose in the tabletop the Game-Master is more important. If you want you could play Conan the barbarian with a child-friendly style like the cartoon show. Some franchises weren't created to be Christian-friendly, but if you change certain elements, you could enjoy it in your own tabletop. I don't like certain tropes in 7th Sea or Fading Suns. Why? Because it is like doing a Wild-West RPG with some elements what aren't wellcome for the current standars from the last years, when the critearia of politically correctness is different. * I doubt seriously Engel to be "Christian-friendly". There is a great difference between using Christian-faith as source of inspiration and being truelly Christian-friendly. You can play a lot of different titles, if you can stop certain tropes, for example the abuse of villains style cardinal Richelieu. [/QUOTE]

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