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3.0 out of 5 stars
A nice attempt at Iberia but too many demons.,
By Ewan McDonnell (Sydney, Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying) (Paperback)
The book covers a little of the history of the iberian peninsula, rewritten to fit in with the 'mythic' flavour of Ars Magica. There is also a section giving examples covenants, one of which are some urban magi residing in medieval Barcelona. Themes treated in the book include conflict between the pro-christian and pro-islamic mages, with collusions within islamic lands between the hermetic magi and sufi mystics. A problem with this guide, i felt, was too much of a heavy influence on demons. It also could of benefitted from at least a token attempt at rules for islamic magicians. Iberia is so fantastic a setting for an Ars Magica campaign, if you're running one it's still worth it, though i would recommend doing your own research. The Kabbalah book in the series would also be useful. Not as good as it could be. |
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Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying) by Peter Hentges (Paperback - June 1993)
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