Red Steel

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1. Osvaldo says:

   October 13, 2009 at 5:33 pm

   Much of the background of this campaign is what I believe to be one of the most unoriginal print settings ever. This attitude appears to promote wholesale dumping of the true story of a fictional setting. This is not only extremely contrived, but it is also an insult to the creative role-players in general. The setting of Central America barely veiled on the sixteenth / seventeenth century, spiced with mutations. Basically everything is very general Spanish name (White Mountain, the Blue House, Long River). Most of the campaign seems to rest on the left of the tax on the Aztecs bygone stress-related culture. There is hardly any role at all in principle the entire campaign cries of "war-oriented dungeon crawl." Legacy of the ubiquitous "Red Curse" is somewhat interesting, but hardly setting the clutter of effects of widespread mutations. A very bad job of TSR.