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I've found Norman Davies' "God's Playground, A History of Poland; Volume 1: The Origins to 1975" to be useful. I just don't have the time currently to work on it.

An obvious but overlooked setting would be Renaissance Italy. The political and papal intrigue. The lntercity-state wars. The arts and learning. I think it's highly underused setting.

I would go with first five, then three.

How about something in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth during the height or twilight of the golden age? Political Intrigue in the Sejm/parliament, numerous wars and freebooting in Zaporizhia. Mind you, I was working on this myself for a while, but got sidetracked plus I found enough military history but very little social history i.e. what daily like was like in the Commonwealth.

Something British between the Glorious Revolution and Seven Years War based mainly in London. Though I will most likely wait until "Mean Streets" is released and run that. In the meantime I collecting useful ideas and material for the period.

Yes, that certainly helps. I guess I failed my perception roll for finding that description. Thanks again. Seth

Hello, Stupid question, the bayonet is listed on the close combat weapons chart on page 89/90 in the Deluxe addition, but it isn't listed in the description section. So would its use fall under the Close Combat skill or Close Combat (Polearms) skill? Thanks!

Thanks, I'll look into those books. I'm waiting to finish each book before I watch the movie based on it. I've watched 1612 though.

I have started to read Sienkiewicz's trilogy and would like to, maybe, run a campaign in Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth using the Renaissance system. So, I was wondering if there was any rpg resources or books for the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth in English?

There's Cthulhu 1889 chapters in Volume One and Four of the Transaction of the Royal Martian Geographical Society. http://www.heliograph.com/trmgs/trmgs4/cthulhu1889.shtml

Here's more free modern floor plans, but not BRP ones: http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=19629&it=1

Dohwar: Telepathic capitalistic space penguins. Though they're most likely under copyright.

You would need to make them more likely to malfunction with "flash in the pan" type misfires then more modern guns. Maybe skill level could tie into ratio of fire in someway.

Only if they're complete tossers.

18th century cant http://www.pascalbonenfant.com/18c/cant/