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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SWLBen" data-source="post: 9051468" data-attributes="member: 7042065"><p>During the work on this project I became very intrigued with the Purgatory. Such strong imagery, and so many opportunities for a different style of role-playing. And then it was so interesting that the illustrator (Jana Heidersdorf) we had hired for the Dante parts, which form the centre of the book, is mostly known for her dark illustrations. So we always knew that she would create great illustrations for the Inferno, but personally I think she shined even more the closer we got to the Paradiso. Purgatory was just strange, the Eartly Paradise lush, wonderful and at times a little eerie. And the Paradiso - just otherwordly. I also like the strange stuff people have to do to purge their sins, and all the characters Melina invented who we meet in the Purgatory. Some parties might just stroll through Purgatory and be mostly bewildered, but for others this will be the part with the most interesting role-playing opportunities.</p></blockquote><p></p>