For the MRQ rules

[Magistus]

I would like to see some hisotrical settings like what were done for the previous RQ rules. Such as the Vikings, or some other examples could be Roman, Celtic, Northen and South American native, etc...

 

[Mage]

Seeing something based on the battle of Thermopylae and the build up behind it would also be cool: maps, characters, scenarios and additional classes, not including the basic rules which everyone has already for RQ.

 

[Magistus]

Anything can be covered and even if it was just source material with a few RQ rules for that time period would be great.

 

[weasel_fierce]

A bronze age/ancients book, and a viking / dark ages book would be fantastic.

Soooo much potential

 

[Rob_A]

I would like to see some stuff on ancient Britain, it's a very interesting time period.
Only problem is that it would be very hard to research. Pretty much all of it would be archeological knowledge.
That way there is all the different types of Celt to cover. Then you can move on to include Guals, Romans, moving onto Carthaginians and then even to India!
...And beyond!

Start at home though, you know it's right.

 

[Mage]

Well, look at it this way:

Slaine covers the celtic era.

Hawkmoon covers Granbretan.

Now all we need to do is cover the few thousand years in between.

Where to start?

 

[Magistus]

Well, look at it this way:

Slaine covers the celtic era.

Hawkmoon covers Granbretan.

Now all we need to do is cover the few thousand years in between.

Where to start?

I was thinking about that yesterday, though I really am not familiar with either setting.

 

[Mage]

Well, if you just want rules for a celitc era, you do not need to worry to mucha bout the setting, just buying the core ruels

 

[Magistus]

Well, if you just want rules for a celitc era, you do not need to worry to mucha bout the setting, just buying the core ruels

I know I can but I would like to see professions, backgrounds history all specific to the historical setting that is currently being played. But I will buy these anyway to support the MRQ game.

 

[pasuuli]

Bronze Age/Eastern Mediterranean (1800 BC or so) would be nice, with any rules system.