While creating Regency, I knew I needed more than just “social combat” for the game to feel full. In many other RPGs, there is a combat element. The big fight against the villain or monster, where the characters can flourish and show off their variety of uses. Pride and Prejudice (2005) Regency doesn’t have combat.... Continue Reading →
Bridgerton highlights how Family is a help in so many ways, but also a hinderance in many others. They can lift you up, but just as easily tear you down. Your Family is your most powerful ally but sometimes your worst betrayer. In Regency, it is the same way. The Bennet Sisters by deboracabral One... Continue Reading →
I have had a tremendous amount of fun making Regency. Thinking out all the various tropes, planning the mini games, and digging in to a time period that I find to be so much fun. It is truly something I love and care about. I spend much of my time nowadays day dreaming about this... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to the world of Regency! Or hello if this is your first time here! Thank you so much for your interest in this RPG and I look forward to hearing your thoughts. Now, let’s jump in. Instead of having classes, Regency instead has the Trope system. There are certain types of characters that... Continue Reading →
“I wish I could be like Elizabeth Bennet.” Me too. “I would love to go to a ball.” Same. “I want my own Duke of Hastings.” I would love one myself but unfortunately, I can’t just create a handsome Duke who would sacrifice everything for you, well, not in the real world… As a young,... Continue Reading →
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