Nobilis

[muhcashin]

I just bought the new version of Nobilis. I read it, and realized at what point many roleplayers wouldn't be interested by its main concept, its lack of combat, and its vague and ungraspable setting. I truly find with fascinating.

I'd like to know if any of you play it, or even heard of it.

 

[Yuan-Ti]

There have been about 47 reviews of it over at www.rpg.net and pages after page of discussion--you should check it out.

 

[TalonComics]

I think we'll see more UKers on this but I'd really like to take a look at it. I didn't pay much attention to it until one of my customers ordered it (Thanks Joe!).

~Derek

 

[tsadkiel]

I've got the first edition of Nobilis. It's one of those game books which I'll just pull off the shelf and read for fun - the little fiction bits are as good as I've ever seen, and the entire book is a fabulous idea mine.

I'd never actually try to play it, though - I like the system, but it doesn't really fit my still. The organization is messy (though I understand that's been improved in the second edition) and Hollyhock God is the worst term for a GM ever.

 

[Martin]

They've got a review of Nobilis over at Nutkinland.

 

[spacecrime.com]

I'd like to know if any of you play it, or even heard of it.

Haven't played it yet, but it's our hottest-selling RPG book at the moment.

Personally, I've had a ball reading it and am hoping to get in some sessions before the end of the year. It's also having a strong influence on a design I'm working on right now.

cheers,

 

[WanderingMonster]

The book is beautiful, and a good read to boot. I'd like to get a chance to play, but I'd have to do some heavy selling to my D&D group.