EDIT (08-02-2019): Inquisition is now part of Genesys Foundry!!!
EDIT (08-29-2019): Dying Light, the first adventure module is out on DTRPG.

Inquisition is a dark low-fantasy setting that puts the players in a world where the main religious organization is conducting a witch hunt. This is not your typical fantasy setting: there are no elves, dwarves, goblins, dragons, wizards, nor clerics.

Inquisition is about people oppressed by their lords and the Church, trying to make a living while avoiding being branded as heretics. This book gives you all it takes to take on both sides of the conflict, whether you play a zealous templar, a witch, or anything in between.

The world also has its share of horror themes with supernatural creatures that lurk in the dark corners of the world. Inquisition gives you the chance to play as a monster hunter, or as one of three possibles creatures: Werewolf, Vampire and Grave Walker.

Check DriveThruRPG for a sample of the document or to buy it

Inquisition setting: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284410/Inquisition
Dying Light adventure module: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284642/

Link to Discord server: https://discord.gg/kaKWCrg

My Inquisition setting was featured in the "50 pieces of Awesome" segment on Finding the Narrative Podcast.

About 21 minutes in, they discuss my setting for about 10 minutes. So happy. Thanks Finding the narrative!

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-sv29f-a771fe

The Inquisition didn't burn any witch during Middle-Age. In fact nobody was burnt for witchcraft during all the Middle-Age. And the Inquisition didn't burn anybody that was not its job. Its job was to chase heretics and to make them to disavow their belief and repent to be accepted back in the Church. That was the Inquisition preferred method to fight heresy. Only those who felt back in their heresy where handed to secular arm to be executed, that means burned at the stakes the most often.

@WolfRider I don't think this setting is supposed to be historically accurate as it takes place on a fictional alternate world. It is more inspired by those apocryphal events rather than being a 100% recreation of Earth middle ages.

@WolfRider To complement what @drainsmith said, the witches in this setting are actual witches and capable of spellcasting. Their power is tied to their lineage and not their beliefs. The Church of the Creator isn't after their belief, but after their blood. To the Church, every witch is inherently evil due to their blood and has to be purged.

@WolfRider The idea that the Inquisition didn't burn witches is historically incorrect. While you're right that their primary 'job' was to root out heretics, this included anything that didn't fit their spiritual sensibilities, including witches. Pope Innocent VII published a papal bull in 1484 explicitly acknowledging witches and sorcerers, and empowering the Inquisition to prosecute them. Heinrich Kramer is the big example, and is believed to have had 48 individuals executed under the belief they were witches, and wrote a famous book on the subject.

You could be technically correct that the Inquisition didn't burn anyone during the Middle Ages... Since they weren't around until 1251...

Inquisition Campaign v2.0.0 is out! 11 new pages of stuff; talents, gear and corrections.

The big addition there are a new piece of lore: The Damned. With this comes a bunch of new talents unqiue to these three unique supernatural beings. Big thanks to @drainsmith for his contribution and help with the Werewolf and Vampire talents.

This comes with updated character sheets files as well. To get all the information about what has changed, look the Changelog file in the Inquisiton Google Drive Folder.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kqnn7Eusi6N_vBj70f2eWynreoXA2cTQ

I love the setting so much! I'm currently writing lots of adventures for the setting but I can't wait to see what adventures you come up with!I love the setting so much! I'm currently writing lots of adventures for the setting but I can't wait to see what adventures you come up with!

5 hours ago, AgniAvis72 said:

I love the setting so much! I'm currently writing lots of adventures for the setting but I can't wait to see what adventures you come up with!I love the setting so much! I'm currently writing lots of adventures for the setting but I can't wait to see what adventures you come up with!

Thanks a lot.

The Dying Light adventure is currently is playtesting.

The next big update for the document is about the lore of the world of Eguras. It will expand the timeline as well as including maps and a history of each kingdom and details about their political position.

Make sure to join the Discord server to get a tease of what's to come (there are maps there).

https://discord.gg/kaKWCrg

Inquisition V3.0 is now out on Genesys Foundry. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284410/Inquisition

V3.0 brings a lot of additional content, including lore on all the kingdoms of Eguras and expand the timeline from few lines to 2 pages. It includes revamped Witchcraft Empathic Links, include a Structured encounter version of the Ward Spell, as well as new magic implements. It has new adversaries and a Game Mastering section. All this complied in the new 118 pages document. Character sheet is also included.

If you liked the V2.0, the 3.0 is totally worth it!

Next release is Dying Light, the first Adventure Module which is currently in proofreading state.

I am happy to tell you that Dying Light, the first adventure module for my Inquisition setting is now available on DriveThruRPG. I hope you'll enjoy playing it as much as I did

You can be sure I'll continue to work on new Inquisition content and I'm eager to share my new ideas with the community

Thanks for the support

Link: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284642/

Inquisition now has a fillable sheet with automated dice pool calculation! Big thanks to @drainsmith 's contribution in making this possible!

Check your DTRPG account and download it. It can be found with the files of the main doc.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284410/Inquisition-Genesys-Medieval-Dark-Fantasy-Setting

32 minutes ago, Korlall said:

Inquisition has reached the Silver Tier!

Thanks everyone for the support!

For those of you who haven't got it yet, the Black Friday sale is closing up soon. Benefit from the Inquisition bundle and get both the main doc as well as the adventure module for half the price!
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/295823/Inquisition-BUNDLE

I used this opportunity immediately.

December 15th is the last day to vote for the next Foundry Spotlight.

I'd be super glad if you would support Inquisition. It takes 2 minutes of your time and can make a big difference to me.

All you need to do is send an email to [email protected] with the subject of "Inquisition" and the body being a simple one or two sentence reason why you think Inquisition should have an article written about it.

You can even vote if you haven't bought the document but are curious to know FFG's take of reviewing it.