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Try Unreal World RPG :)
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paladin181: I think game companies (especially today) stay away from religion unless it's in a historical game because it's such a polarizing topic and always has been, and why would you want to alienate part of your potential money spending audience?
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Punkoinyc: You're probably right, but I think it's kind of lame. I'm an atheist and I'd have no issue with playing as a Christian Knight or something, especially considering Christianity was sort of the epicenter of medieval European life.
It's not an RPG per se, but you could take a look at Cults and Daggers :)
Post edited November 21, 2015 by JudasIscariot
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JudasIscariot: Try Unreal World RPG :)
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ShadowWulfe: Ooh this looks nice.

If it hasn't been mentioned, Inquisitor is straight up Gawd versus Satan. With some ole fashioned barnyard heretic burnin' just for good measure.
Just be careful with elks :D Had one that was "carrying" 9 of my javelins and it still kept on going :O
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Vythonaut: Crusader Kings II. Not an RPG per se, since normally is considered to be a grand strategy game, but I've had a pretty good RPG experience playing it. The only "problem" with it, is that the base game is pretty much Christianity-centric and you'll need the expansions if you want to play with a non-Christian family. That means it's gonna be somewhat pricey unless you buy it during a sale. Still waiting for a GOG release, but this has been already discussed previously.
I'd say it's damn close to being an RPG: you have statistics, you have choices and their not-so-immediate consequences, and you definitely play a role :D
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JudasIscariot: I'd say it's damn close to being an RPG: you have statistics, you have choices and their not-so-immediate consequences, and you definitely play a role :D
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JDelekto: Some people don't like the managerial part of things, I can't say I blame them.
It's really not that hard :)

1. Don't have a queen unless you know exactly what you're doing. Queens are not popular in CKii's world.

2. Don't have too many powerful dukes and bribe or flatter who you need to bribe or flatter.

3. Find out who doesn't like who and have them in a ruler-subject relationship (duke-vassal) so they are too busy fighting each other instead of you.

4. Play reformed pagan and kick the Pope's butt all day, every day :D