I've heard about Wrath and Glory. Is it any good?
It's...fine. I still run the old Black Industries/FFG versions of the 40K RPGs but Wrath & Glory does let you do a lot more out of the box and gets some halfway decent support. It's not an amazing game but it has a pretty good variety of available classes. However, the setting feels (and is) very "small" compared to the likes of the original three 40K games released by BI/FFG, which are still among the most atmospheric, evocative sci-fi RPGs ever released. The system used in the old games was easy to learn--it was effectively a (slightly) less complex percentile version of D&D 3.5 with Rolemaster-style crit tables. In short, there's no reason to play Wrath & Glory given the availability of the superior Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader, and Deathwatch.
I'm pretty stoked for the new game, especially if it receives as much support as the current iteration of WFRP and Soulbound. Admittedly, I don't love Soulbound, but you definitely get what you pay for in terms of product quality and gameable material. If they have to include the odd bit of radical inclusion to keep from being targeted by the Twitter mob so they can keep putting out quality products, I'm okay with that. It's when "radical inclusion" itself becomes the entire point of the game that I start looking for other options. I'm Catholic and a conservative...and a gamer and metalhead, but have no desire to listen to conservative Catholic metal* or play conservative Catholic RPGs. In short, I like my games ideology-free and Cubicle 7
mostly delivers on that front.
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Though there are a few decent Christian metal bands out there.Also, yes, Wrath & Glory is...not amazing, but they also inherited it from Ulisses Spiele when they acquired the GW license.