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From: req@warwick.UUCP (Russell Quin)
Newsgroups: net.games.frp
Subject: Re: C & S
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 01:03:05 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun  5 01:03:05 1985
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In article <26000010@siemens.UUCP> steve@siemens.UUCP writes:
>
>Is the "C&S" that several people referred to, actually "Chivalry and Sorcery",
>[...]
>(I was under the impression that Chivalry & Sorcery was a little-known
>ruleset whose last printing was years ago.)
>
>Steve Clark (...!princeton!siemens!steve)

Yes,  that's C&S.  It was fairly well known & was reprinted in a new edition
recently.  The rules are very detailed -- the game is very much more
`simulation' oriented than most other proprietry Pseudo-Medieval RPGs;
character generation includes the birth-sign of the Person, for example, and
whether its aspect was favourable, etc etc....

I don't know if you can still get hold of it, but I believe so.  A C&S scenario
was released recently (within a few months).
		- Russell
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