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101 Sarmatians - Noble Intrigues for Baptism of Fire
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101 Sarmatians - Noble Intrigues for Baptism of Fire

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This book is a Game Master's aid with detailed information on the nobles (Szlachta) of the medieval Polish Piast Kingdom.

The Polish ruling class has several mythologies of its origin. These myths have created a subculture that distinguishes the internal culture, codes of honor, and perception of the duties of the Szlachta. This mythology would come to be called "Sarmatism."

Sarmatism, in short, is the theory that the aristocracy of Poland was descended not just from the Western Slavs but also from a fearsome Iranian race of warrior-horsemen known as the "Sarmatians."

In ancient times, the Sarmatians gained a reputation as powerful warriors and horsemen. Their epicenter was located around the Black Sea, but they expanded in waves of tribal invasions to many areas of Eastern and Central Europe.

101 Sarmatians provides Game Masters with more information on the different Polish noble houses, introduces a number of useful NPCs from each noble house, and also lists various adventure cues for scenarios relevant to the nobility.

So, flesh out the nobility in your medieval authentic campaign today with: "101 Sarmatians".

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mad Scribe Games
Date
1 January 2025
Pages
100
ISBN
9798348184667

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

This book is a Game Master's aid with detailed information on the nobles (Szlachta) of the medieval Polish Piast Kingdom.

The Polish ruling class has several mythologies of its origin. These myths have created a subculture that distinguishes the internal culture, codes of honor, and perception of the duties of the Szlachta. This mythology would come to be called "Sarmatism."

Sarmatism, in short, is the theory that the aristocracy of Poland was descended not just from the Western Slavs but also from a fearsome Iranian race of warrior-horsemen known as the "Sarmatians."

In ancient times, the Sarmatians gained a reputation as powerful warriors and horsemen. Their epicenter was located around the Black Sea, but they expanded in waves of tribal invasions to many areas of Eastern and Central Europe.

101 Sarmatians provides Game Masters with more information on the different Polish noble houses, introduces a number of useful NPCs from each noble house, and also lists various adventure cues for scenarios relevant to the nobility.

So, flesh out the nobility in your medieval authentic campaign today with: "101 Sarmatians".

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mad Scribe Games
Date
1 January 2025
Pages
100
ISBN
9798348184667