Disembodied god-beings destroyed the world, rebuilt it, and then scoured it again in an unimaginable war. Now, take on the role of an Angelion - a disembodied god-being - and adventure in a land gripped by a new dark age.
Re: [RPG]: Lesser Shades of Evil, reviewed by C.W.Richeson (4/4)
Hello Chris and thanks for your review!
Nice to see the character generation chapter given a step by step run through. It is admittedly a bit heavy at times, so I'm glad you explained it from a players' perspective.
Nice work and quite thorough!
Pete
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Re: [RPG]: Lesser Shades of Evil, reviewed by C.W.Richeson (4/4)
Excellent review, Chris. You really captured the grand scope of the setting.
And I can't be alone in thinking that the cardinal natures sound a whole lot like Lawful Good, Chaotic Good, Lawful Evil, and Chaotic Evil.
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Re: [RPG]: Lesser Shades of Evil, reviewed by C.W.Richeson (4/4)
Thanks, guys!
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Originally Posted by Dan Davenport
And I can't be alone in thinking that the cardinal natures sound a whole lot like Lawful Good, Chaotic Good, Lawful Evil, and Chaotic Evil.
They certainly are similar to those parts of the D&D alignment axis. I can't say I love this aspect of the game, but it's very easy to down play or ignore as I like.
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