[UA] Pop Culture Update

[Michael Dinowitz]

Making stuff up is always preferred so as to not make a hash out of other peoples traditions. As Ken said last night, he used Ars Magica's Kabbalah as a source. A few wrong things in that made it over to his book (like a Ba'al Shem not having to be a Rabbi or even Jewish). 
Due to the flow of information, this will eventually end up in a non-RPG book or in someones head and just flow and grow from there. Actually, I expect material from UA to end up in a non-RPG book in the next 2 years. 

At 10:01 AM 4/29/02, you wrote:
>>On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 04:43:48PM -0400, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
>>>(I also
>>> hate when RPGs like mage 'mine' Judaism for its mystical thoughts and
>>> misuse them).
>>
>>The Christian mythology in your average RPG is not noted for depth
>>(and we shouldn't even get into In Nomine's accuracy).
>
>Yet another reason I prefer to just make stuff up.
>
>-G.
>
>As it turns out, my memory is far less detail-oriented than my imagination.
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