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Message: <blockquote data-quote="damiller" data-source="post: 967702" data-attributes="member: 10995">juicy details!Classes: Levite (Israel cleric), Khery-heb (wizard), Spy, Champion of Israel, Judge, Magus, Idol MakerBiblical Battle Field Resolution System: 3 types of army combat Realistic, Heroic, Mythic. Each side has stats similiar to an individual (ie AC, HP, Damage). Each side has a quality stat (Green, Veteran, Legendary). There are 3 sides to each battle, when 2 sides of an opponent are defeated that side loses. Each side has up to 3 captains. These help lead troops into battle, and can often dominate the battle field themselves. (Think Samons, a jawbone, and 1000 philistines) Often the PCs will find themselves in the shoes of the leaders.Bartering System although I dont' yet understand how this will all work, it sounds cool. Rather than using standard gold/silver/mud pieces (since they did not exist at the time of most of the Bible) the PCs and NPCs will haggle back and forth for goods and services. (ie I will trade you 10 goats for that golden cup? What that's a shaft!)Piety each culture is represented as being true in terms of its own morality (ie no god is greater than another) This means that each culture has its standards of right and wrong (which are remarkably similiar) and a PC will gain or lose piety based on whether they do good or evil. (Now you may not think this is important, but about the time you ask your god for a good harvest, you may not get it if you were doing bunches of evil things and have a negative peity!!)Biblical Bestiary a very nice expostion of the beasts of the bible and other ancient texts (I learned a bit about dragons and Tiamat! who is supposed to have been referred to in the Bible itself!) Some of these include Tempter Devils and Scorpion Guards. Also are listed the 3 types of angels.History/Sociology of Babylon, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Israel, and Canaan VERY INTERESTING worth the price of the book alone. IT gives a very good overview of the history and practices of each of these peoples. Though admitably it covers Israel more than the others, but hey, the book does say Testament on the cover, not Book of the Dead, or Epic of Gilgamesh. So a little more time spent on Israel is to be expected.Well does that whet your appetite enough! GO BY THE BOOK!d <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin    :D"  data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

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