What is Ellis? Pitbull Back In Time Mp4 Video Free Download. Ellis is a pen-and-paper roleplaying game that I have been writing for the last couple of years. It is a setting, Ellis is the name of both the capital city and the kingdom where the game takes place. It is also a set of game rules, the +3 System, specifically designed for this setting. What makes it special? Why does the world need another rpg? Ellis is about roleplaying, about playing a character.

Jan 16, 2012. Tim Morgan is raising funds for Ellis: Kingdom in Turmoil Roleplaying Game on Kickstarter! Ellis: Kingdom in Turmoil is a pen-and-paper roleplaying game available in both print and.pdf formats.

Characters are detailed, but not just details about combat -- when you make a character you make his or her whole life. And Ellis is a world that focuses on real people, doing real things. No wizards destroying armies or priests raising the dead. But people -- some important, some common -- trying to succeed in the world, trying to resolve conflicts with their neighbors, trying to keep true to their own morals. The character designer walks you through discovering the entire life of an Ellian person, detailing their family background, personality, triumphs and tragedies. Characters from any walk of life are easily made, from beggars and peasants to merchant princes and lords.

Combat is quick with a fair amount of detail. It encourages movement around the battlefield, and allied fighters assisting one another.

There is no magic, though you may encounter evil witches or evil demons. But even those foul abominations must bow to the power of the church. Ellis is a kingdom in turmoil. The old, beloved king, Heinrich, has died and his three sons have begun fighting over his land. Greedy lords, kept in check by a strong ruler, are quick and eager to take advantage of the dispute. And an ancient evil, responsible for Heinrich’s death, is loose again on the world, ready to drown the world in blood.

Ellis conjures images of movies such as The 13th Warrior, Ladyhawke, A Lion in Winter, Dangerous Beauty and The Name of the Rose. Gamers who like Pendragon, Chivalry & Sorcery or Chronica Feudalis will find something to love about Ellis. It is designed for people who don't play fantasy because it's easy, but for the power that the European middle ages has to inspire and transport us into another age. It is made for gamers who want more roleplaying than dungeons, more intrigue than bargaining with a merchant, more character development than leveling. Keep looking back here for more information and sneak peaks!

What was once lost has now been found. After hundreds of years of obscurity, a manuscript from the 12th century has recently been discovered that details the rules for a role-playing game of historical proportions. Envisioned and enjoyed by medieval monks of some long-forgotten priory, their game will take you back in time to portray the brave knights, cunning outlaws, de What was once lost has now been found.

After hundreds of years of obscurity, a manuscript from the 12th century has recently been discovered that details the rules for a role-playing game of historical proportions. Envisioned and enjoyed by medieval monks of some long-forgotten priory, their game will take you back in time to portray the brave knights, cunning outlaws, determined clerics, bold peasants, and brash barons of their age. Explore the British isles and the European continent as they were in the feudal era. Turn the tides of wars and scheme for political power in old kingdoms.

Join a crusade, survive the inquisition, become the monarch that the annals of time forgot. History is now yours for the re-telling. Renowned medievalist and RPG scholar Jeremy Keller has assembled this manuscript from its scattered fragments and translated it from its Middle English script. The text has been lovingly interpreted and re-forged into a game system ready to run the historical adventures you have always imagined the Middle Ages could be full of. Dubbed Chronica Feudalis, the system allows for characters that range from peasants to princes and gives them the tools to set forth on daring adventures, engaging in combat, parley, subterfuge and chases.

A simple, atmospheric, and well-designed roleplaying game focused on exploring Europe of the 12th Century. The illustrations seem right out of the period without coming across as cheap or confusing, and the writing is exceptionally clear throughout. Sit And Go Die Expertenstrategie Ebook3000.

The idea of generating your character's skills by choosing mentors they've had throughout their lives is just so perfect, and the discussions about the types of games that might be run with example historical events as backdrops gives enough for a GM A simple, atmospheric, and well-designed roleplaying game focused on exploring Europe of the 12th Century. The illustrations seem right out of the period without coming across as cheap or confusing, and the writing is exceptionally clear throughout. The idea of generating your character's skills by choosing mentors they've had throughout their lives is just so perfect, and the discussions about the types of games that might be run with example historical events as backdrops gives enough for a GM to either run with or research on their own. Also, the conceit of the book (that it was written and played by 12th century monks) is also fairly fun.

The copy I have is the Blue Knight edition, currently the only one available for purchase (any PDFs at places like Indie Press Revolution have been updated by the author, even if the cover art shown is the original red knight, and I purchased the physical book through Createspace.com). This is a very interesting roleplaying game of 'imagined adventure in medieval Europe' as the blurb on the front cover states. It's written as if it were a translation of a game created in medieval Europe, but this doesn't get in the way of what is a clear and concise set of rules apparently inspired by the Fate system, but not actually a version of Fate. I haven't played it yet, largely due to my groups ongoing Pathfinder campaign making it hard to get any other game to the table that has a fanta This is a very interesting roleplaying game of 'imagined adventure in medieval Europe' as the blurb on the front cover states. It's written as if it were a translation of a game created in medieval Europe, but this doesn't get in the way of what is a clear and concise set of rules apparently inspired by the Fate system, but not actually a version of Fate. I haven't played it yet, largely due to my groups ongoing Pathfinder campaign making it hard to get any other game to the table that has a fantasy or medieval setting.