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A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe
Publisher: Expeditious Retreat Press

A similar book is Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe, although it does have some systems of its own for generating manors, etc. Anonymous says: May 16, 2013 at 8:25 pm. Also, I recommend checking out 'A Magical Medieval City Guide' which is a (rather large) section of 'A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe' available for free from rpgnow.com (if it's still available). Speaking of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe, it won the Gold Ennie for Best Setting Supplement, Best Electronic Product, and Best Free Product or Web Enhancement in 2003. Monster's Handbook Copyright 2002, Fantasy Flight Publishing, Inc. A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe Copyright 2003, Expeditious Retreat Press; authors Suzi Yee and Joseph Browning. I believe it was one of the first things I bought in my return to old school gaming and a book I frequently return to. But I think I would have to pick Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe by Joe Browning. Expeditious Retreat Press' on-line store has restocked the Magical Society line! I remember talking about this with Joseph Browning at GenCon 2003 (Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe had just come out) and it was somewhat enlightening. You can also snag the city chapter of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe as available as a free download, and it's a sterling resource in its own right (I found it very useful for my last city-based game). Otherwise, Expeditious Retreat Press has a book called A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe, which is very useful in determining assets and such. We now have copies of A Magical Society: Silk Road and the soft back of the Second Edition of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe.