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Understanding Medieval Boards - D&D / Pathfinder Archive - Posted: 18th Nov, 2008 - 2:28am
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Understanding Our Different Medieval Boards
The Dice Master says... Understanding Our Different Medieval Boards
Of late we seem to be getting a lot of different Posts mixed up in our various Medieval Boards, so much so that it is now necessary for me to start and Sticky this Thread as a guide.
Medieval Topic Differences
In this Community we have a passion for anything Medieval, but depending on the aspect of the Medieval era you are interested in will also depend on where and what you post:
Medieval Lifestyle - This Board is ONLY for Historical Facts related to the Dark Ages or Medieval period. Do not not post anything about RPGs here! See: Source 4
The Medieval Times - This Board caters for those chosen writers who will build up an ongoing story set in the Medieval Period. That Board is ONLY for that and nothing else. See: Source 9
World of Medieval - This is the RPG. It consists of five parts:
a. Main Medieval Board: Source 6
b. Medieval Extension: Source 8
c. The Secret Order (Upgraded Members): Source 1
d. Medieval Personal Adventures: Source 1
r. Medieval Solo: Source 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can I start my own Medieval story, Play by Post RPG? If so, where do I go?
A. The Member Wars Board: Source 7 look specifically at this Thread: Start Your Own Story.
Q. Do you have other RPGs set in the Medieval period?
A. Yes. Try Ruler of Kings: Source 6
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