Non Euro/Christian Orders are coming soon from Paradigm. Witch Hunters come from all backgrounds and ethnicities, though the core book only describes European- and Christian-based Orders of hunters, along with a Native American one called the Ghost People.
Big changes include the Dutch still controling New Amsterdam and its environs, and the Aztecs fighting off the Spanish invasion and remaining a vibrant empire. Though the game has a global background, the core book focuses on Colonial America, starting in the year 1689. Whether with skill or magic (or a combination of both), you fight to keep humanity safe, though you do so from the shadows, lest you be hunted down yourself. You play a Witch Hunter, a man or woman who has a calling to battle the forces of the Invisible World and thwart the schemes of the Adversary.
Anyone who can share something or otherwise let me know his opnion about the game?Īs has been said, Witch Hunter is a game of swashbuckling horror set in an alternate-history late 17th century Earth. so I figured that it's probably worth checking. Lord Snow wrote: I never heard of Witch Hunter before, but I noticed that it recived three Ennie award nominations.
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