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Subject: Re: C & S
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Date: Fri, 31-May-85 10:21:00 EDT
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/* Written 10:44 pm  May 29, 1985 by steve@siemens in ISM780:net.games.frp */
/* ---------- "C & S" ---------- */

Is the "C&S" that several people referred to, actually
"Chivalry and Sorcery", or is it something I never heard of?
(I was under the impression that Chivalry & Sorcery was
a little-known ruleset whose last printing was years ago.)

Steve Clark (...!princeton!siemens!steve)
/* End of text from ISM780:net.games.frp */

Little-known ruleset?  Most referees I know consider it the Bible of FRP.
(Yes I know they don't play by those rules.)  Several add-on books have
become available in the series, of which my favorite is one which deals
with reptilian humanoids and their culture called something like 
Something and Saurans.  I never read it though, but the referee of one
campaign I played in used it to layout one region of play which contained
Dinasaurs and primitive humanoids as well as some repitlemen which were
truly nasty warriors.

Another friend advocated playing a C&S campaign without the magic rules.
We all thought the idea was great, but somehow it never got started.

Bill Putnam