Help me find this book...

[norms29]

someone tell me this isn't the worst story ever,

I was browsing some DND sites about a year ago when I stumbled across a suppliment with rules to stat-up civilizations in d20, I ignored it at the time because I was looking for something else, but something about the review stuck with me. recently I've started a new campaign and I think this book would be useful, so naturally I CAN'T FIND IT!

I'm fairly certain I saw it on enworld, but so far I can't find it or anything remotely resembling it on enworld, google or any d20 publisher sites.

does anyone know where I can find this book or something like it. or at least remind me of the title or the publisher. thanks

 

[Geron Raveneye]

My guess would be either AEG's Empire or Mongoose's Book of Strongholds and Dynasties.

 

[Rodrigo Istalindir]

Or Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe ?

 

[thundershot]

MMS:WE is my favorite...



Chris

 

[norms29]

no such luck

my group has MMS and Empire, and I'm looking for Dynasties

I don't think this was specifically D&D, or even specifically fantasy.

I remember from the review that it had a system for stating government as if it was a D20 charactor, using skill ranks to represent technologically development and I think class levels to represent form of government. I'm not sure what feats or attributes were, but they did something :\

 

[Aus_Snow]

It probably isn't this, based on some of the things you've said in the most recent post, but it might be Chapter 6 of the Advanced Player's Guide (by Sword & Sorcery Studios, aka White Wolf).

I just had a look, and yes, it has rules for statting out communities, with skills, feats and stuff. But it is certainly intended for use in pseudomedieval fantasy (D&D) settings. The chapter is called "Castle and Keep", after all.

Other than that, nothing springs to mind right now.

 

[norms29]

that might be it, thanks

 

[trancejeremy]

Did you actually see this product? Or just read a summary.

There was something that was supposed to be like this, but never really panned out, apparently.

Timeline it was called

http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=publisher&publisherid=2005202

 

[norms29]

that might be it, thanks

 

[jdrakeh]

Did you actually see this product? Or just read a summary.

There was something that was supposed to be like this, but never really panned out, apparently.

Timeline it was called

http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=publisher&publisherid=2005202

Like all vapourware, it had great promise