Aquelarre RPG Corebook
Carts full of corpses slide through the muddy streets of a deserted city. Monks copy manuscripts silently in their cold monastery rooms. A hammer falls again and again on glowing red metal in a blacksmith shop. Fragrant flowers perfume private courtyard gardens. Grim and silent soldiers march the dusty roads in search of enemies, both infidel or faithful. This is the world of the Middle Ages, which our ancestors knew, and which shaped our present. But beyond this human world, in the most shadowy depths of the woods, in the loneliest cave, in the most obscure cell, in the dimmest chambers of the human heart, legends live. Here, demons haunt castles, elves skulk in the forest, alchemists concoct spells, and witches laugh and laugh around their campfire in a forest clearing bathed in moonlight, as the demon sitting among their raises his goatish head and grins, directly at you, dear reader, saying, "Welcome to the aquelarre; welcome to the coven. " Almost 25 years since it was released in Spain, Aquelarre may finally receive an English translation. Aquelarre is now available in a gorgeous 500-page full-color hardcover edition. Aquelarre is not for the faint of heart, and is certainly not a introductory RPG for young players. The realistic historical setting is dark, and some of the artwork is disturbing. These are not the watered down demons that caused trouble for D&D in the 1980s. Aquelarre is a huge and complete roleplaying game and offers everything you expect to find in a fantasy ROG: character creation, game system, and magic system. It also includes detailed information about the medieval Iberian system, the cosmology of angels and demons, detail about medieval life in Iberia, and a bestiary.
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Carts full of corpses slide through the muddy streets of a deserted city. Monks copy manuscripts silently in their cold monastery rooms. A hammer falls again and again on glowing red metal in a blacksmith shop. Fragrant flowers perfume private courtyard gardens. Grim and silent soldiers march the dusty roads in search of enemies, both infidel or faithful. This is the world of the Middle Ages, which our ancestors knew, and which shaped our present. But beyond this human world, in the most shadowy depths of the woods, in the loneliest cave, in the most obscure cell, in the dimmest chambers of the human heart, legends live. Here, demons haunt castles, elves skulk in the forest, alchemists concoct spells, and witches laugh and laugh around their campfire in a forest clearing bathed in moonlight, as the demon sitting among their raises his goatish head and grins, directly at you, dear reader, saying, "Welcome to the aquelarre; welcome to the coven. " Almost 25 years since it was released in Spain, Aquelarre may finally receive an English translation. Aquelarre is now available in a gorgeous 500-page full-color hardcover edition. Aquelarre is not for the faint of heart, and is certainly not a introductory RPG for young players. The realistic historical setting is dark, and some of the artwork is disturbing. These are not the watered down demons that caused trouble for D&D in the 1980s. Aquelarre is a huge and complete roleplaying game and offers everything you expect to find in a fantasy ROG: character creation, game system, and magic system. It also includes detailed information about the medieval Iberian system, the cosmology of angels and demons, detail about medieval life in Iberia, and a bestiary.
Please note: This product may be eligible for a free online copy via Bits and Mortar. To claim your free online copy where eligible, please contact our customer service team after placing your order.
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Carts full of corpses slide through the muddy streets of a deserted city. Monks copy manuscripts silently in their cold monastery rooms. A hammer falls again and again on glowing red metal in a blacksmith shop. Fragrant flowers perfume private courtyard gardens. Grim and silent soldiers march the dusty roads in search of enemies, both infidel or faithful. This is the world of the Middle Ages, which our ancestors knew, and which shaped our present. But beyond this human world, in the most shadowy depths of the woods, in the loneliest cave, in the most obscure cell, in the dimmest chambers of the human heart, legends live. Here, demons haunt castles, elves skulk in the forest, alchemists concoct spells, and witches laugh and laugh around their campfire in a forest clearing bathed in moonlight, as the demon sitting among their raises his goatish head and grins, directly at you, dear reader, saying, "Welcome to the aquelarre; welcome to the coven. " Almost 25 years since it was released in Spain, Aquelarre may finally receive an English translation. Aquelarre is now available in a gorgeous 500-page full-color hardcover edition. Aquelarre is not for the faint of heart, and is certainly not a introductory RPG for young players. The realistic historical setting is dark, and some of the artwork is disturbing. These are not the watered down demons that caused trouble for D&D in the 1980s. Aquelarre is a huge and complete roleplaying game and offers everything you expect to find in a fantasy ROG: character creation, game system, and magic system. It also includes detailed information about the medieval Iberian system, the cosmology of angels and demons, detail about medieval life in Iberia, and a bestiary.
Please note: This product may be eligible for a free online copy via Bits and Mortar. To claim your free online copy where eligible, please contact our customer service team after placing your order.
