So, I bought The Book of Ebon Bindings recently, and I was very impressed (and disturbed) by the book. I was very impressed that there really wasn't any mechanics in it at all, and that it was just very detailed information.

I've been impressed by every Tekumel product I've purchased so far.

I've been importing some of the material into my Labyrinth Lord (classic D&D retro-clone) campaign actually.

Has anyone else ever used this book in a campaign? I tend to like knowing what some of the stuff is like behind the scenes (because I love world building) and this book brings in different planes, the demons, the afterlife, the Lords of Stability and Change, etc.

I think it is a great book. Sure, it might be too dark for many campaigns, but I still think it's a gem.

I did two videos on the book:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vukyBO9H1PQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIZh9_tVTOQ

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That's great that you're using Tekumel material in your game! Do you have the 2 volume "Mitlanyal" yet? It's all about the Gods and their Cohorts, and their Temples in the Empire of the Petal Throne. Except for minimal stats for notable worshipers and priests, it's all setting, no rules.

I don't have the Mitlanyal books, but I'm hoping to pick them up off of the Earth Tekumel Transfer Service guy at a future local convention. He sets up shop from time to time at local conventions in the Pittsburgh, PA area. Mr. Lorince is who I've bought all my Tekumel stuff from so far.

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"Everything important in RPGs happens the moment you stop holding onto the rulebook with both hands." -Jeff Rients
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