Authorities will pay for his capture, assassination of his apostles, introduction of heresies. Zealots recruiting for anti-Roman insurgency, specific targets available. Romans running COIN.
Lots of good factions here just from a NT reading with varying amounts of gold and social power as well as incompatible goals:
JEWS - Zealots: overthrow Rome, purge collaborators, wary of church and Sanhedrin but needs allies -Moderates: just want the conflict between Rome and Israel over - Sanhedrin: wants to stay in power, anti-church - Collaborators: tax collectors, informants, cultural adopters, trying to make it through, maybe make it out on top
ROMANS - The Man: crush the insurgency, who cares about the church - The Ambitious: make the Man look bad by ensuring Zealot victories on the sly, then take position
CHURCH - Apostles: keep head down, eliminate ethnic/cultural character of church, enforce orthodoxy, finger of death available - The Circumcision: enforce Jewish character of church, challenge apostolic authority, sympathetic or possibly collaborating with zealots - Proto-Gnostics: challenge the other parties, matter is evil man, let me tell you a mystery, supplant apostolic scriptures - Super-apostles: charismatic self-appointed apostles, challenger authority of other groups, bring in off-the-wall doctrine to lavish and comical personal benefit, pre-TV televangelists
I'll snag this later. The first one was a lot of fun. Originally shared by Android Central Publisher Paradox Interactive has released Knights of Pen & Paper 2 for Android. Fans of table-top RPGs can once again get the full experience on a mobile device. We got a chance to play an early version of this game in March at GDC 2015, and now Knights of Pen & Paper 2 is available for… #android http://www.androidcentral.com/knights-pen-paper-2-brings-role-playing-and-satire-together-android
Okay, Hotline Miami , killing a dude by dumping a pot full of boiling water on his face? Awesome. I still suck at this game though. I'm not twitchy enough.
Catholic Easter or Orthodox Easter?
ReplyDeleteWith or without Masada megadungeon?
ReplyDeleteCatholic and Orthodox are like a week apart this year I think? Gives me wiggle room.
ReplyDeleteWithout, Chris Kutalik, this one would be a dungeon crawl, but under Jesus's tomb.
I hope the bunny carcass can be salvaged for rare materials.
ReplyDeleteRevenge of Zombie Jesus!
ReplyDeleteCan there be an egg hunt across the hexes
ReplyDeleteNo, Vampire Jesus! He gave his blood for you and now he wants it back.
ReplyDeleteAuthorities will pay for his capture, assassination of his apostles, introduction of heresies. Zealots recruiting for anti-Roman insurgency, specific targets available. Romans running COIN.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are more blasphemous than I am.
ReplyDeleteCarry on.
Lots of good factions here just from a NT reading with varying amounts of gold and social power as well as incompatible goals:
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- Zealots: overthrow Rome, purge collaborators, wary of church and Sanhedrin but needs allies
-Moderates: just want the conflict between Rome and Israel over
- Sanhedrin: wants to stay in power, anti-church
- Collaborators: tax collectors, informants, cultural adopters, trying to make it through, maybe make it out on top
ROMANS
- The Man: crush the insurgency, who cares about the church
- The Ambitious: make the Man look bad by ensuring Zealot victories on the sly, then take position
CHURCH
- Apostles: keep head down, eliminate ethnic/cultural character of church, enforce orthodoxy, finger of death available
- The Circumcision: enforce Jewish character of church, challenge apostolic authority, sympathetic or possibly collaborating with zealots
- Proto-Gnostics: challenge the other parties, matter is evil man, let me tell you a mystery, supplant apostolic scriptures
- Super-apostles: charismatic self-appointed apostles, challenger authority of other groups, bring in off-the-wall doctrine to lavish and comical personal benefit, pre-TV televangelists
I think you can do it! If you lock Darkest Dungeon away for a while! =)
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