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Suffering, despair, psionic battles, vampyres and socialists in this thrilling adaptation.
- This work is an adaptation of René le jeu de Rôle Romantique for British gentlemen. Here the Work of reference shall be Wuthering Heights, of course. Some original rules were not translated; in the French version, you'll find rules about large battles, psionic powers, vampyres, martial arts and more...
In all the rules, the male gender (he, his, etc.) will be used for our examples. This of course implies the game is not suited for the feeble minds of our ladies. This work deals with such themes as suicide, despair, homosexuality and socialism for the sole purpose of entertainment.
forwardslash · 4496 days ago · link ·
I wanted to see how this game was played so I did a quick search and came up with this lovely thread.
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Never played the game but reading the rules always tempted me.
Fun fact: The gameplay come from a stance from the play "The Cid" (Pierre Corneille) every French child is kind of forced to learn in school:
- O rage! O despair! O inimical old age!
Have I then lived so long only for this disgrace?
And have I grown grey in warlike toils,
only to see in one day so many of my laurels wither? ...