Quote from: RPGPundit;1065873Well, do you have some more specific questions about how to use it?

I know some people have used it in very unusual ways. Eric Fabiashi has been mixing it (and Dark Albion) with all kinds of other OSR games and settings, which is very cool.

I've used it in various campaigns of course, but the main one was the original Dark Albion campaign, which was a political/war campaign with elements reminiscent of Game of Thrones.

But I've also used it in a Inquistors campaign, where the PCs are agents of the clerical order, hunting heretics, witches, and monsters.

Most recently, I'm using it to run an Arthurian campaign. It's doing very well with that.

Quote from: Manic Modron;1065966I think I'd strip the Cleric out of it at the very least.

I've long had an idle thought to base a fantasy setting using the Four Realms cosmology inspired by the Sephiroth and described in GURPS Cabal.  The world would be rather Henotheistic with the Creator residing in Atziluth and an orthodox Church set up around the guidance of the angels and a few key prophets.  Pagan gods do exist and are invoked by wizards and the occasional pagan priest, but nobody can deny that the Creator is the big dog of the setting and where the Clerics tread, enemies of Creation tremble.

Quote from: Razor 007;1066007Your Inquisitors campaign description reminds me of the movies, "Season of the Witch", and "Van Helsing".  Yeah, sign me up for that.  Let's hunt down the enemies of the church with torches and longswords, while searching for ancient relics.