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Having finally worked my way through the book, I have come to the conclusion that Nobilis looks good. Pretty much all of my doubts about the mechanics as they pertain to the setting have been quieted. I think that, some time in the next 6 months, I'll run a game of limited scope to get a handle on the mechanics in action. If that works, I'll likely run a campaign for a while.
So, gamers, start thinking of godlike characters to play. More to follow on specifics later...
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night__watch brought up an interesting point last night about how a character that is effectively immortal might not grow and develop the way characters do in regular RPGs. I think the best way to answer that question is to let someone else, who's better at it than I am, explain. To that end, I reccommend everyone read Neil Gaiman's Sandman graphic novels. The last two chapters in particular deal heavily with change in an immortal being.
So, gamers, start thinking of godlike characters to play. More to follow on specifics later...
night__watch brought up an interesting point last night about how a character that is effectively immortal might not grow and develop the way characters do in regular RPGs. I think the best way to answer that question is to let someone else, who's better at it than I am, explain. To that end, I reccommend everyone read Neil Gaiman's Sandman graphic novels. The last two chapters in particular deal heavily with change in an immortal being.
