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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9742538" data-attributes="member: 4534">It does.&nbsp; Quite frankly, given RPGs are in and of themselves a niche, we should count our good fortunes to even have Pendragon.&nbsp; When I was in high school, we read several Arthurian stories at different points in our English Literature courses, and in particular I remember reading Le Morte d'Arthur (at least part of it), The Once and Future King, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, and some of The Canterbury Tales (I know it's not Arthurian).&nbsp; They didn't let us read The Miller's Tale in high school for some reason.&nbsp; I understand Avalanche Press, the company behind some questionable covers for their products in the early 2000s, had a great Arthurian supplement in their d20 line.&nbsp; I suspect most gamers aren't into Arthurian games because they favor fantasy species, flashy spells, and a more epic story.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9742538, member: 4534"] It does. Quite frankly, given RPGs are in and of themselves a niche, we should count our good fortunes to even have [I]Pendragon[/I]. When I was in high school, we read several Arthurian stories at different points in our English Literature courses, and in particular I remember reading [I]Le Morte d'Arthur [/I](at least part of it)[I], The Once and Future King, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, [/I]and some of [I]The Canterbury Tales [/I](I know it's not Arthurian). They didn't let us read The Miller's Tale in high school for some reason. I understand Avalanche Press, the company behind some questionable covers for their products in the early 2000s, had a great Arthurian supplement in their d20 line. I suspect most gamers aren't into Arthurian games because they favor fantasy species, flashy spells, and a more epic story. [/QUOTE]

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