Lex Arcana: Manual básico

Travel across the Empire to discover and defeat supernatural threats that seek to bring down the power of Rome. Embark on expeditions beyond borders, into frozen forests and burning deserts, in search of forbidden knowledge that will not fall into the hands of the emperor's enemies. Investigate ancient catacombs and lost temples in search of evidence that points to the true adversaries of the Empire. Ancient creatures of myth, beings of the underworld, and barbarian legends rise up against you. You must defend Rome.

And, as custodians of the Cohors Arcana  do it with courage and honor, because the gaze of the gods is upon you and your actions will determine if Rome will prevail or, on the contrary, if its name will be nothing more than a memory from a distant time... p>

Join the Arcane Auxiliary Cohors, the elite force tasked with curbing supernatural creatures, sorcerers, and evil cults that threaten the safety and well-being of Rome!

Cursed Ink brings you the second edition of Lex Arcana, the work of Leonardo Colovini, Dario De Toffoli, Marco Maggi, and Francesco Nepitello. Come with us to meet and fight against the supernatural world that threatens the Roman Empire! Originally published by Quality Games, Lex Arcana is now part of the Acheron Games catalog.

Protected by the strength of his legions and the power of divining magic of his augures, the Roman Empire remains intact and continues to be the main military, cultural and political power in the known world. From his palace in Rome, Emperor Theodomir, custodian of a long tradition of Caesars, is the protector of the Empire and of all the peoples that live within its borders.

From the cloudy Britain to the lands of Mesopotamia and from the cold forests of the German limes to the deserts of Mauritania, the pax romana has prevailed after long centuries of expansion, conquest and domination. Successive emperors and the College of Augurs have gathered all the magical and supernatural knowledge of the known world to put it at the service of Rome. Thanks to this, it has been possible to avoid conspiracies, invasions, uprisings and crises that, otherwise, would have led to the fall of the Empire.