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I can't really add too much more to this conversation because I've only read about half the book. The chapters which focused more on the concept of the game (mostly historical and otherwise) and not the game's mechanics. If there ever was a game that wanted to be a LARP though, I guess this is it.
Does anyone think that the use of real religions and/or history might push some potential buyers away?
One last comment; I noticed that one of the playtesters was named Phil Collins. Do you think he seemed to have an Invisible Touch? (sorry Phil)