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Statistics: Dark Ages: Inquisitor

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 5.61 / Ranking: 2761

These ratings are based on 2 ratings with 3.00 average weight and 1 reviews.

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All User Comments

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7 / 10g026rNot a straight transfer of Hunter, but rather a complete re-imagining for the Dark Ages setting. Plagued by a few issues related to the organization of some of the information, but definitely a high point in the Dark Ages core books. Pity that the name seems to scare people away.

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3 + 4cj.23Dark Ages: Inquisitor. An enjoyable game of supernatural horror in Western Medieval Europe, where players take on the roles of Churchmen confronting terrible horrors but are armed with Faith and Spiritual gifts

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