I had my first session of 7th Sea recently, and I have to say the rules are taking a bit to get used to. The players were:

- A Castillian Duelist trying to gain influence and materials to take down the Inquisition

- An Avalonian Company Mediator who wants to topple the ATC and reestablish himself as the head to make it a better company

- An Avalonian Pirate looking to get even with Reis and Find Syreneth Artifacts

- A Castillian Preformer turned Pirate who's really just along for the ride.

So taking a look at another one of Andrew Peregrine's Explorer Society offerings (side note: Andrew's done seriously good work, as I've yet to be disappointed), this time looking at the new setting of the self-proclaimed "City of Romance," which as one might expect is located in Montaigne.

Okay, first off, the pictures he selected for this that are not from the free resources from DriveThruRPG are spot-on perfect.

So first off, this is pretty much an update of the old Jenny's Guild web supplement from first edition, pertaining to the Vendel League, both authored by Andrew Peregrine.  And while it doesn't get into the sordid details of the Jenny's Guild, it does cover quite a bit of the Guild's history and how the Guild operates as a business entity.  It certainly does provide a bit more detail on what the life of a Hero with the Jenny Background might have been like, especially depending on which Nation they originated from, such as what particular fashion trend they might have employed during the co

Last night I ran my first 7th Sea 2e game and also my first roll20.net game. We had some ups and down but overall the experience was a success. Here are my take away's with the game we ran and played.