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Merci beaucoup!

Heh... a few more questions and a suggestion. (1) I found page 19 "sorcerer's apprentice". So, not everyone is a sorcerer? (2) At level 2, do you become a sorcerer or wizard? (the two words seem to be interchangeable). (3) on page 41 CHAOS REVENGE, bottom of the list, SACRIFICE: does that apply to the Revege d6 roll or something else? If that's for the revenge roll, shouldn't that be a -1? (5) On page 18, you might want to add something like "choose one of the four profession and roll a D6". I know someone who thought you rolled on all 4 tables, and I can kind of see how they thought that. Also on page 26 under Profession, you could an "or" ie, "Violence, Isolation, Your Resourcefulness, or Your Knowledge." (6) And last, are you going to release STRISCIA on drivethru? Will there be an English version? It looks very interesting.

(1) Yes one talent
(2) Only the sorcerer's apprentice profession starts with spells: "Your character knows two randomly determined spells". Further spells can only be found through adventuring (which answers your (3))
(4) No it means anyone can learn spells if they select the appropriate talent as they level up.

About Sacrifice: no it concerns the WILLPOWER die not the REVENGE die.
Thank your for your interest in the game.

Thank you for the quick reply. Hope to run some WFRP with this very soon.

Afraid not, but the CC license is pretty generous :)

Thanks!

Yes to the first one. For the second one no, you must follow the Panic rules.

Not that I know of :)

Hello, no, hardcover only.

Your starting profession works as a talent, for example:
Mercenary: Increase the size of your damage die by one.

Next talent is acquired at level 3, where you get to choose it in the talents list (p.21 of the english edition).

Thank you very much!

It's two actions per round (move included).

Thank you!

I cast "Remove confusion":
_you can take two actions
_move is an action
p.30 is a mistake.

Thanks. Ignore my question up there.

yes they're totally cross-compatible. You can bring elements from one game to the other with ease.

Indeed, Fléaux! started as a project to run WFRP adventures for my group that disliked WFRP rules :)

Yes of course: fleauxrpg_AT_gmail_DOT_com

thx

No (Discord make my eyes bleed) but I have a forum: https://forumsdelours.vraiforum.com/index.php

Of course, here you go:

The Thirty Years War by C.V Wedgewood: it's a bit dated but is still a very compelling read about the period. History books are some of the best rpg sourcebooks out there (and usually cheaper than rpg books).

Simplicius Simplicissimus written in 1668 by Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen. Picaresque adventures means there's plenty of NPCs, locations and situations to use for you.

Another classic is Till Eulenspiegel, the stories of a man using his wits to survive in the Holy Roman Empire.

Tired of reading books? Then go for a manga! Kentaro Miura's Berserk will give you anything a GM wants: places, peoples and problems!

Want to watch a movie? James Clavell's The Last Valley is a good watch, so is Paul Verhoeven Flesh and Blood.

A bit of music? Try searh cor "Music from the Thirty Years War" on Youtube..

I had a Gatsu feeling ( ah ah I funny) Berserk was an inspiration for Fléaux!, I was also hesitating with Solomon Kane.

Thanks a lot for the sources Alexandre :-) .

Not knowing the game, but reading the suggested media sources, id guess the movie "A Field in England" by Ben Wheatley might also be a good fit.

Thanks for all these recommendations! Some new items for my backlog :)

No, players get two actions, one of which can be a move action. Defensive actions don't take place during the character's turn so don't count against this limit.

On page 30 it says a character can move and take two actions

Is that a typo?