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Woesinger,

For the Sceptics of Nellix (and, as Samwise pointed out, the Athar), that sounds like a good idea. Especially the part about the healing magic.

I guess one important consideration, th ...

GVDammerung,

I support your ideas that belief in the Gods will be stronger because of their clearly manifest power. A philosopher in the Dutch Republic can afford to be a skeptic, but a villager in ...

Woesinger,

Whew! Lots more than I knew, and lots of opportunities for me to use in my campaign. Thanks.

IMC, the "Greyhawk Englightenment" isn't so much about religious skepticism as it is about ...

After reading GVDammerung's post on the natural philosophical tracts in his Greyhawk, and CruelSummerLord's response, I got to thinking about how other people implement philosophical ideas in their ca ...

I've always used Latin (sometimes actual Latin -- e.g. Pholtus lo volt! -- though none of my players know Latin, they can identify it) for Old Oeridian. Were my players ever to head into the ruins of ...

GVDammerung,

In my Theocracy of the Pale campaign, I have several saints. One is analogous to St. Francis of Assisi, and is the founder of a monastic order based in Ogburg devoted to the worship of ...

GreyMouser,

That's a fantastic idea! Happy

While my PCs aren't the class warriors yours are (at least their characters aren't), it would provide a really interesting day or two of playing.

I'v ...

Phoebus,

The Inquisitor in the party has already gotten sworn (and geased) allegiance from the other non-Church characters. He hates elves more than any other demihuman race, and has already burnt ...

basiliv,

Thanks for the link. I'd seen that, but it was a while ago. I'll give it another look.

Anced_Math,

They're starting out in Woodsedge, which is down between the Gamboge and the Rakers ...

I'm currently running a campaign which, up until now (8th-9th CL) has taken place entirely in the Theocracy of the Pale. We have one Inquisitor, one Paladin-variant (LN, my recipe), a displaced-Tenha ...

alissenberg,

Good point about the complicated nature of Nazi Germany's philosophical foundation. While one can point to examples of extreme efficiency in fascist nations (the grisly mechanism of th ...

Sorry to post no meaningful response to your question, but I'm also extremely interested in how you did this. It sounds great.

Gary

First post here!

I agree that the Suel have an element of "Nazi cool" to them, and I think one has to recognize the existence of "Nazi cool", as GVD means it, in the first place. One of the things ...