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Qarthadqart

Qarthadqart

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Mark.L.Joy said:
These games haven't really stood on their mechanics since vic 2 and are mostly larping simulators, they'd have 0 players if the board was set in any imaginary place.
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Outside of paradox, most game larp is in fantasy settings. Mods like Anbennar and Elder Kings are popular too, so there's clearly an audience for a fantasy title.

The main obstacle for a paradox fantasy game is the effort and creativity required for a new setting. It might also need a niche their other games don't occupy, unless it's just a CK3 spinoff.
 
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