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<blockquote data-quote="Joël of the FoS" data-source="post: 2472871" data-attributes="member: 17665">Hey, another MotRD fan, great!The 3e MotRD book has important flaws in it. I do not say it to discourage you, to the contrary! But you should read the errata for this book at the Fraternity of shadows (FoS) site (link in my sig). This errata from the writers explains more on the mystic domains.You do not critically need the RLPHB to play, even if it woud be useful. You can get a good version of the fear/horror/madness check in the Kargatane (<a href="http://www.kargatane.com" target="_blank">www.kargatane.com</a>) book of Shadows: Fear and Loathing in Third Edition. The RL DMG is mostly helping setting the right mood in a RL campaign. Excellent read, but not needed to play MotRD. You can get a cheap (at least 50% off) copy of the RL PHB and the RL DMG on the White Wolf site.The 2e MotRD books are indeed very good, even if written in 2e. Because they are mostly about fleshing the 1890 era. Highly recommended.On the FoS site: &nbsp;- a MotRD message board, where fans are currently making a list of many NPCs, events, etc, of the era. Good ideas there.&nbsp;- a MotRD campaign journal (set in South Africa)&nbsp;- the MotRD Web enhancement.Lastly, the BoS netbooks (kargatane site) and Undead Sea Scrolls and Quoth the Raven (FoS site for both) have many lenghty articles about MotRD.Have fun,Joël</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joël of the FoS, post: 2472871, member: 17665"] Hey, another MotRD fan, great! The 3e MotRD book has important flaws in it. I do not say it to discourage you, to the contrary! But you should read the errata for this book at the Fraternity of shadows (FoS) site (link in my sig). This errata from the writers explains more on the mystic domains. You do not critically need the RLPHB to play, even if it woud be useful. You can get a good version of the fear/horror/madness check in the Kargatane ([url]www.kargatane.com[/url]) book of Shadows: Fear and Loathing in Third Edition. The RL DMG is mostly helping setting the right mood in a RL campaign. Excellent read, but not needed to play MotRD. You can get a cheap (at least 50% off) copy of the RL PHB and the RL DMG on the White Wolf site. The 2e MotRD books are indeed very good, even if written in 2e. Because they are mostly about fleshing the 1890 era. Highly recommended. On the FoS site: - a MotRD message board, where fans are currently making a list of many NPCs, events, etc, of the era. Good ideas there. - a MotRD campaign journal (set in South Africa) - the MotRD Web enhancement. Lastly, the BoS netbooks (kargatane site) and Undead Sea Scrolls and Quoth the Raven (FoS site for both) have many lenghty articles about MotRD. Have fun, Joël [/QUOTE]

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