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Has anyone here played this? If so, what were your experiences? I bought a discount copy of The Ethereal Player's Guide, but I couldn't get any of the others.

https://www.sjgames.com/in-nomine/
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>>96640932
It's literally meh/10, which is why nobody talks about it.
And meh/10 doesn't mean it's bad. It means it's meh.
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I want to see the science fantasy version get translated so I can pirate it one day.
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>>96640932
Have you ever had an independent thought or do you just live through whatever videos faggots post on jewtube?
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>>96641841
Dang. Then why is D&D so popular?
>>96642035
Apparently, there is an anime version too.
>>96642125
I just found the most eye-catching picture from Google Images.
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>>96640932
Is this the same thing as INMV, or something entirely different?
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>>96640932
My friends and I were hella into it around the time that Morrowind and Neverwinter Nights came out. That year or two was nothing but Earthdawn and In Nomine, because we'd gotten bored of West End Star Wars, VtM and Mage.

It was ok. It gave GMs a lot to work with. It made for good roleplaying sessions, but very little gaming. I don't super-well remember any particular campaign from it, so it didn't leave a huge impression. But I do remember that we liked it because we were super turned off by structure and crunch at the time, and it was part of our "video games are going to replace dungeon crawling in RPGs" rah-rah at the time.
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>>96640932
I ran a kickass parallel campaign one summer. I originally intended to run one group but I got way too many people who were interested in playing for a single game. My evil GM mind kicked in and I decided to not tell either group about the other and ran an angels group and a demons group. I had what each group was doing going on in the background of the other group. Pretty quickly it escalated into each group hating the other and trying to work in things that would foil the other group.

One of the bigger events was when one of the demons, Axepheldos a Calabite of Fire, through treachery and sabotage got the Demon of Car Crashes killed by his master and then made a play for the Word himself. Axepheldos then arranged for a massive car crash to happen that would have been topped off with a tanker truck full of jet fuel hitting a pot hole, its brakes and tires failing causing it to barrel into the jam, and exploding at a busy highway interchange. He convinced his boss to sponsor him and got Old Scratch himself in his audience. The Angels got wind of the plan and hijacked the sabotaged fuel truck. Axe's car crash happened but instead of a fiery inferno he got a slow burn of 6 hour traffic jam. Axe's boss got bored and wasn't amused but Dark Lord was amused at all the misery Axe inflicted with a single pot hole. Lucifer named Axe the Demon of Potholes. The rest of the group tried making fun of his kinda shitty word, but Axe shut them down saying that even a shitty word is more power than being a wordless spud. Axe made the best of his word and became the bane of highway repair crews everywhere.
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>>96645399
That is the Fr*nch version.
>>96645453
That sounds good enough to me.
>>96646183
> I had what each group was doing going on in the background of the other group.
Ha! I wish I were so clever.



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