Don't be so sure. I knew a fairly evangelical Christian family that was very interested in Magic: The Gathering and Shadowrun. They weren't what I'd call the stereotypical evangelical family, but they'd beat your brow with the Bible if you let them.

Don't be so sure. I knew a fairly evangelical Christian family that was very interested in Magic: The Gathering and Shadowrun. They weren't what I'd call the stereotypical evangelical family, but they'd beat your brow with the Bible if you let them.

I'm sure you could write a biblical DnD campaign if you really wanted.

Flee from the smiting of Gammorah, commit genocide against the Cannanites, become king of Isreal and send your lover's husband to the front lines in a murder plot that removes you from being a murderer.

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This actually exists.

As someone who lives in the Bible Belt... The Harry Potter fear was real, but I think it's less real now. I haven't heard anyone complain about that in a long time.

...And I've actually played at D&D tables full of devout Christians sans myself as the token agnostic.

Job botched every roll he ever made.

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Which is funny when you consider that, thirty years back, that Harry Potter fear was replaced by the DnD = Satanism fear. Maybe, given some time, Harry Potter will be shown in Sunday school classes and sold in Homeschooling book shops.

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I decided to look up if there was a game that used biblical history as a source, and now I'm seriously considering getting a few packs of Redemption cards.