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Chivalry & Sorcery Fifth Edition Reviewed

Title: Chivalry and Sorcery Fifth Edition

Publisher: Britannia Game Designs Ltd

Authors: Stephen Turner, Francis Tiffany, Andy Staples, Colin D. Speirs, A.R.Cowley, and David Blewitt

Artists: Gordon Napier, Andrew Hepworth, and Dave Bezzina

Year: 2019

Genre: Realistic high fantasy roleplaying game set during a fictional Middle Ages

Pages: 600 pages

MSRP: $75.00 for the full color hardcover or $29.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG

I share my review of the fifth edition of the venerable fantasy roleplaying game Chivalry & Sorcery from Britannia Game Designs Ltd. The game offers a fantastical Middle Ages setting aimed at providing a sense of realism to combat, magick, skill use, and more.

Is Chivalry & Sorcery as complex and dense as people say? You’ll find out!

7

SUMMARY

If you're looking for a crunchy and rather dense rule set for a fantasy roleplaying game Chivalry & Sorcery should be on your radar. The game also provides realistic styled combat and magick systems too. This is a heavier rule system than I would look to use, and the book could have used better proofreading, but this is still an interesting game and might be what you're looking for.

Summary

If you're looking for a crunchy and rather dense rule set for a fantasy roleplaying game Chivalry & Sorcery should be on your radar. The game also provides realistic styled combat and magick systems too. This is a heavier rule system than I would look to use, and the book could have used better proofreading, but this is still an interesting game and might be what you're looking for.
7
Jeff McAleer

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