Dan Reviews: The Book of the Manor

In Pendragon you play a landed knight, which literally means you have land you need to manage on behalf of your king--and it's one of my favorite parts of the game. This book expands and streamlines those rules immensely, whether you want to skip the whole thing or get down into the real nitty gritty of it.
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[@danwells9305]

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[@Mossmyr]

Congratulations on getting Stargazer recognized!

[@danwells9305]

Thank you!

[@dvosburg1966]

Somewhere 40+ years ago I came across the Nobles Book from Pendragon. Only thing like it I could find and I had to adapt it for my game but it was great.

[@B00Radl33]

I would say that this is the kind of thing that I'd want from 90% of the RPG's I've run or played in.

[@danwells9305]

I look for ways to add this kind of stuff to every game I play

[@patrickcleary2305]

Yeah, Pendragon! This was my first TTRPG I ever bought and ran, it's so fun!

[@danwells9305]

I didn't get into it until a few years ago, and I weep for the time I lost

[@AikenFrost]

Damn, this seems exactly what I need for my table. I've been GMing a L5R 4e campaing (that I know you're also a fan!) in which the "land management" aspect is becoming more and more important! I've had already stole the "Winter Phase" system from Pendragon for my game, this book will make my life a lot easier!