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<blockquote data-quote="BeanSlave" data-source="post: 2124941" data-attributes="member: 23926">Thanks for the interest in High Medieval. Europe in the middle ages is a subject that has a lot of merit as a setting for an RPG. There really is nothing, in fiction, that can compare to the detail available in the real world. Appologies to Prof. T, but it's true.The initial core rulebook will be decidely Western European. We have plans to expand our setting to include all of the major players (and lots of the minor guys too) with future expansions. If things go as well as we expect them to, you may even see some more expansion of the regionals, maybe the far east (China, Japan, India, etc.) and more of Africa. This goes for the religions as well. Initially the Church of Rome and follow-ups will detail Islam, the Orthodox church and Judaism. The Church will be the major player when it comes to magic, both in its use adn its suppression and we have a very interesting take on that. Jim.--------------------------Jim AndrewsVP Dev, Morrigan Press Inc.<a href="http://www.MorriganRPG.com" target="_blank">www.MorriganRPG.com</a>--------------------------</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BeanSlave, post: 2124941, member: 23926"] Thanks for the interest in High Medieval. Europe in the middle ages is a subject that has a lot of merit as a setting for an RPG. There really is nothing, in fiction, that can compare to the detail available in the real world. Appologies to Prof. T, but it's true. The initial core rulebook will be decidely Western European. We have plans to expand our setting to include all of the major players (and lots of the minor guys too) with future expansions. If things go as well as we expect them to, you may even see some more expansion of the regionals, maybe the far east (China, Japan, India, etc.) and more of Africa. This goes for the religions as well. Initially the Church of Rome and follow-ups will detail Islam, the Orthodox church and Judaism. The Church will be the major player when it comes to magic, both in its use adn its suppression and we have a very interesting take on that. Jim. -------------------------- Jim Andrews VP Dev, Morrigan Press Inc. [url]www.MorriganRPG.com[/url] -------------------------- [/QUOTE]

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