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<blockquote data-quote="Campbell" data-source="post: 8005457" data-attributes="member: 16586">Wolves of God, Sine Nomine's latest RPG does this for the Seven Kingdoms era of English history. Players take on the role of a warband of Anglo Saxon freeman who wish to make their mark on the world. It layers on Christian Saints and treacherous Galdormen who pay lip service to saints and angels yet practice foul sorcery to proud Anglo-Saxon Warriors who face off against all manner of men and beast. Add in Roman ruins, treacherous fey, enchantresses, and demons.It's based on the same heavily modified version of B/X that powers Stars Without Number. It has strong flavor and is written almost in character with an Anglo-Saxon bias.&nbsp; The experience system really puts you in an Anglo-Saxon mindset. There are a set of glories (things you should proud of) and shames (stuff you should be ashamed of) based on your character class. Leveling up requires certain Reputation thresholds where Reputation is Glories-Shames. Note that shames only count against you if they are found out unless you are a Saint since God knows everything you do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Campbell, post: 8005457, member: 16586"] Wolves of God, Sine Nomine's latest RPG does this for the Seven Kingdoms era of English history. Players take on the role of a warband of Anglo Saxon freeman who wish to make their mark on the world. It layers on Christian Saints and treacherous Galdormen who pay lip service to saints and angels yet practice foul sorcery to proud Anglo-Saxon Warriors who face off against all manner of men and beast. Add in Roman ruins, treacherous fey, enchantresses, and demons. It's based on the same heavily modified version of B/X that powers Stars Without Number. It has strong flavor and is written almost in character with an Anglo-Saxon bias. The experience system really puts you in an Anglo-Saxon mindset. There are a set of glories (things you should proud of) and shames (stuff you should be ashamed of) based on your character class. Leveling up requires certain Reputation thresholds where Reputation is Glories-Shames. Note that shames only count against you if they are found out unless you are a Saint since God knows everything you do. [/QUOTE]

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