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[0-hr]

Sorry, I was asking this for a friend and then saw he already asked on his own.

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Aside from Birthright (which is too tied to the setting mechanics), is there a set of rules out there for running kingdoms? Taxes, armies, politics - all that sort of bookeeping (sort of like a Civilization game running behind the real campaign).

I don't think the Stronghold Builder's Guide has what I'm looking for. I've heard of Dynasties and Demagugues but haven't picked up a copy yet. What else is out there?

3.5 prefered, but 3.0 would probably work too. Any suggestions are much appreciated.

 

[kigmatzomat]

Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe. It is an excellent book that covers manors, cities, and kingdoms. It's won like 3 Ennies and is definitely the single best support book I've encountered. It should work seamlessly with any d20 fantasy RPG and the only hitch for non-d20 RPGs would be currency conversion.


Check the front page, Expeditious Retreat Press is having a Christmas in July sale. I think there are 3 or 4 entries for it in the Reviews section.

 

[Huw]

DnD Companion rules, and also the DnD Rules Cyclopedia. Power of Faerun also has kingdom running rules, but is more concerned with events than economics.