Slavery in RPGs

[Drikaukal]

What games do you know that depict slavery in any form, with the protagonist or some companion being a slave(s), or with you interacting with slaves? Did you think it was well depicted?
(Lets try to keep the political war to a minimun. I know, it wont happen.)

 

[Wunderbar]

Fallout 2.
There are slavers faction. You can fight them, you can join them, you can sell your companion into slavery. You can even sell your spouse.

 

[Bester]

I liked this one:

Any game where you've got gladiators is a game that involves slavery.

Spoiler

Fallout 2.

My GOD this answer has been OVERDONE a gazillion times. It's like the only game you ever played or something? Are you even bringing anything to the conversation? It's like barging in with a fart. Get out of here.

 

[Lilura]

Dak'kon in PS:T and Gar in Arcanum.

Also:

 

[Bester]

Dak'kon in PS:T and Gar in Arcanum.

Ohhhh yeah, I rarely see these games mentioned, nice catch.

Spoiler

Fucking retard.

 

[octavius]

Morrowind, with "beast races" (Khajit and Argonians) being slave meterial for the Dark Elves.
I thought it was done quite well, and the "It has no master?" line is quite memorable,

 

[Spectacle]

Skyrim with LoversLab mods.

 

[Wunderbar]

Fallout 2.

My GOD this answer has been OVERDONE a gazillion times. It's like the only game you ever played or something? Are you even bringing anything to the conversation? It's like barging in with a fart. Get out of here.

fallout 2, morrowind, kenshi, pst, dark sun shattered lands - there aren't many rpgs with slavery, and if OP was aware of them he would've mentioned something like "i know about these games so don't post about them". OP did not mention these games, so fuck off.

 

[Drikaukal]

Skyrim with LoversLab mods.

Man of culture.

 

[overly excitable young man]

In Gothic 3 the Orcs enslaved the vast majority of the humans in Myrtana.
You can work for the Orcs and kill or bring back freed slaves.

Everytime when Drow are around there ought to be slaves like in BG 2 or Hordes of the Underdark.

 

[Drikaukal]

Fallout 2.

My GOD this answer has been OVERDONE a gazillion times. It's like the only game you ever played or something? Are you even bringing anything to the conversation? It's like barging in with a fart. Get out of here.

fallout 2, morrowind, kenshi, pst, dark sun shattered lands - there aren't many rpgs with slavery, and if OP was aware of them he would've mentioned something like "i know about these games so don't post about them". OP did not mention these games, so fuck off.

I am aware of some of them, like Fallout 2 and Morrowind. But its always nice to see the chat.

 

[Drikaukal]

Dak'kon in PS:T and Gar in Arcanum.

Also:

What game is that of the screenshot?

 

[Wunderbar]

What game is that of the screenshot?

arcanum

 

[Erikkolai]

In Risen 2 there's a bunch of black slaves working the fields of a sugar plantation (owned by the all-white Inquisition) on Tacarigua. The slaves are mostly portrayed as uncivilized savages.

Piranha Bytes has always been pretty chad about realism.

 

[overly excitable young man]

In Risen 2 there's a bunch of black slaves working the fields of a sugar plantation (owned by the all-white Inquisition) on Tacarigua. The slaves are mostly portrayed as uncivilized savages.

Piranha Bytes has always been pretty chad about realism.

Also has freed slaves that you can kill and bring their heads to the governor.

 

[Ol' Willy]

My GOD this answer has been OVERDONE a gazillion times. It's like the only game you ever played or something? Are you even bringing anything to the conversation? It's like barging in with a fart. Get out of here.

Fallout Sonora

 

[Sarkile]

You start the game owning a couple slaves in Teudogar as far as I can remember.

 

[GrafvonMoltke]

Skyrim with LoversLab mods.

Fucking beat me to it.

 

[CryptRat]

There's this one :
You're playing as a slave who needs money to buy his freedom.

I only played some demo a long time ago, at least the 3D ASCII art was changed for something else recently, not that it looks any decent now but it used to look even worse. It's obviously inspired by Fallout but whether it is any good is a different question.

I had at least two major problems when playing the demo. First the combat was terrible, some very bad real-time move freely but wait cooldown to use ability, no idea if it's any different now. Secondly I thought that it's one of those games which can't choose between being a classic roguelike and a classic RPG, permadeath is optional which is common but in general you know what is the default option, in this game I had no idea, and I don't know how much randomized the world is.

 

[urmom]

Dammit, why is there no LoversLab mod for a game I like?

 

[Bester]

Skyrim with LoversLab mods.

If we're going down that road, might as well mention this:

https://wiki.anime-sharing.com/hgames/index.php?title=Jack-o-nine
Jack-o-nine-tails is a slave trainer simulation game. You play as a slave trainer who trains and sells slaves in order to attain wealth and status.

It's got a deep RPG system with magic, interesting world building and lore. It's also absolutely NSFW.

 

[Funposter]

 

[Darth Canoli]

Age of Fear again, some heroes can unlock the enslave perk (in AoF 1 & 3 at least), which can turn a unit down to 1 HP to your side and add it to your army after the battle.

Unit get en slave trait, reducing its max morale unless it belongs to your faction (no penalties then).

Civilization III had slavers units capable of capturing enemies non-combat units.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Realms of Arkania HD

 

[Kalin]

All of them