MongooseMatt
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Hi guys,
The third of the Infernum RPG trilogy, the roleplaying game by Gareth Hanrahan set in the pits of Hell, is out in shops this week.
The Book of the Conqueror shows players how to run their own domains in Hell, oversee demonic minions, harvest damned souls and lead huge armies to destroy rivals.
To Rule in Hell provides all the rules needed to create and run domains within the Infernum, including the taxation of demonic subjects, industry, fortresses and other necessary structures. This leads into Dark Satanic Mills which provides all the details needed to bring industry to your domain - such as Agony Wineries, factories, spawning pits and other foul means to provide power and wealth among other demonic lords.
The Game of Lies brings interaction with other domains and politics. Events such as having one's liege lord visiting can provide several sessions worth of intrigue, while every domain has its own form of justice and punishment (especially punishment). The other side of politics is, of course, military action, and War in Hell brings mass combat to Infernum. From the Embodied Damned to Biomechanoids, players will be able to lead huge legions against the black fortresses of their enemies.
Conquests details nine locations that can be used as the starting point of new domains for players. From the Lost Tower to the City of Pandemonium, there are locations set on every circle of the Infernum. There is plenty of information on each, including the enemies players are likely to make simply by taking up residence.
Finally, Freedom in Chains is an introductory adventure for 1st or 2nd level characters that illustrates just what is possible in Infernum and provides a jumping off point for campaigns that can incorporate all the information in the three volumes of Infernum.
Infernum: The Book of the Conqueror is a 256 page hardback priced at $29.95 and is available this wseek in all good games stores and book shops.
More information can be found at; http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/rpg/series.php?qsSeries=36
The third of the Infernum RPG trilogy, the roleplaying game by Gareth Hanrahan set in the pits of Hell, is out in shops this week.
The Book of the Conqueror shows players how to run their own domains in Hell, oversee demonic minions, harvest damned souls and lead huge armies to destroy rivals.
To Rule in Hell provides all the rules needed to create and run domains within the Infernum, including the taxation of demonic subjects, industry, fortresses and other necessary structures. This leads into Dark Satanic Mills which provides all the details needed to bring industry to your domain - such as Agony Wineries, factories, spawning pits and other foul means to provide power and wealth among other demonic lords.
The Game of Lies brings interaction with other domains and politics. Events such as having one's liege lord visiting can provide several sessions worth of intrigue, while every domain has its own form of justice and punishment (especially punishment). The other side of politics is, of course, military action, and War in Hell brings mass combat to Infernum. From the Embodied Damned to Biomechanoids, players will be able to lead huge legions against the black fortresses of their enemies.
Conquests details nine locations that can be used as the starting point of new domains for players. From the Lost Tower to the City of Pandemonium, there are locations set on every circle of the Infernum. There is plenty of information on each, including the enemies players are likely to make simply by taking up residence.
Finally, Freedom in Chains is an introductory adventure for 1st or 2nd level characters that illustrates just what is possible in Infernum and provides a jumping off point for campaigns that can incorporate all the information in the three volumes of Infernum.
Infernum: The Book of the Conqueror is a 256 page hardback priced at $29.95 and is available this wseek in all good games stores and book shops.
More information can be found at; http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/rpg/series.php?qsSeries=36
