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<blockquote data-quote="Jack7" data-source="post: 4597160" data-attributes="member: 54707">I completely agree. My world setting uses real world religions in it, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Pagan, and since the party is based out of Constantinople it is both real world, and &quot;Biblical&quot; for it's age (the time period in which it is set, circa 800 AD). That is everything in the setting of the human world is involving cultures derived from historical and Biblical roots. But it is not biblical per se, that is I didn't set out to write a game or even the setting in the active biblical ages. Rather the Bible and many of the things that happen in it serve as the historical, cultural and religious basis of my milieu. And yet it has been the most popular and interesting setting my players have ever gamed in according to them. And I think that is probably because of the combination of Real World History and Real World religious themes.I cannot be absolutely certain Wik but I think Green Ronin did a Biblical game. I went there one time doing research for developing my background in Constantinople and think I saw one. I didn't buy it though, I ended up buying their Medieval Player's Manual.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack7, post: 4597160, member: 54707"] I completely agree. My world setting uses real world religions in it, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Pagan, and since the party is based out of Constantinople it is both real world, and "Biblical" for it's age (the time period in which it is set, circa 800 AD). That is everything in the setting of the human world is involving cultures derived from historical and Biblical roots. But it is not biblical per se, that is I didn't set out to write a game or even the setting in the active biblical ages. Rather the Bible and many of the things that happen in it serve as the historical, cultural and religious basis of my milieu. And yet it has been the most popular and interesting setting my players have ever gamed in according to them. And I think that is probably because of the combination of Real World History and Real World religious themes. I cannot be absolutely certain Wik but I think [I][B]Green Ronin[/B][/I] did a Biblical game. I went there one time doing research for developing my background in Constantinople and think I saw one. I didn't buy it though, I ended up buying their [I]Medieval Player's Manual.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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