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[TEWR]

Interesting, so I wasn't that far off. But it seems you were more right on this one, Lynata.

Incidentally, where do you find these things?

Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 06 avril 2012 - 08:54 .

[Lynata]

 The Dragon Age P&P RPG books - this particular bit is from the Gamemaster's Guide of Set 2. I didn't spot it myself until now because I usually only read the Player's Guides included in each set, but as it turns out the GM one includes not just NPC stats and adventures but background descriptions as well.

The books of each Set (there have been two so far, and a third one is currently in open playtest) generally contain a lot of information on all topics disseminated throughout their contents, but let me whip up a list of those discussed in more detail:

Set 1 Player Guide:

• Introduction (Thedan History, The Nine Ages)
• Ferelden (History, Culture, Society)
• Magic (The Fade, Dangers of Magic)

Set 1 GM Guide:

• Location: Vintiver (Ferelden)

Set 2 Player Guide:

• Grey Wardens (History, Organization, Recruitment, Methods)
• Orzammar (History, Culture, Hierarchy)
• Religions and Beliefs in Thedas (Andrastean and Imperial Chantry, Dwarven Beliefs, Elven Pantheon, The Qun)
• Circle of Magi (Organization, Hierarchy, Factions, Risks, Training, Harrowing, Tranquil)
• Order of Templars (Initiation and Training, Garrisons, Right of Annulment)

Set 2 GM Guide:

• Blights (Origin, Progression)
• Grey Wardens (The Joining, The Calling)
• Location: Cumberland (Nevarra)

Now, it's still primarily a P&P game, but for people who are really into the setting, I would say it'd pay off getting them even just for the additional background information. They're available as digital downloads on DriveThruRPG now, as well!