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Ars Magica Podcast transcriptsMarch 5, 2016September 28, 2016

A theory of colour for roleplaying games

William Gladstone was a British prime Minister, who did the various sorts of things leaders of Empires do, but for the purposes of gaming his most interesting feature is that he popularised the idea that the classical peoples were colourblind. Now, we know this wasn’t true, but he thought their colour-blindness was the only explanation…

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