Brighton on Hove, have rather nicely (and I presume for gamers, why else?) put a little history of the Church of St Nicholas up on their community website.
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Brighton on Hove, have rather nicely (and I presume for gamers, why else?) put a little history of the Church of St Nicholas up on their community website. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the Ancient parish church of Brighthelmstone (for it is he..) has been updated a few times, but is a good basic church for a Ravenloft game or a village church for a "do you think everyone in this village is controlled by Orlac from Blakes 7 game"
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And the website of course these are all from
And it on a 1895 OS map. Just for flavour
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Brighton on Hove, have rather nicely (and I presume for gamers, why else?) put a little history of the Church of St Nicholas up on their community website. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the Ancient parish church of Brighthelmstone (for it is he..) has been updated a few times, but is a good basic church for a Ravenloft game or a village church for a "do you think everyone in this village is controlled by Orlac from Blakes 7 game"
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@Printdevil GREAT post, Thanks
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Brighton on Hove, have rather nicely (and I presume for gamers, why else?) put a little history of the Church of St Nicholas up on their community website. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the Ancient parish church of Brighthelmstone (for it is he..) has been updated a few times, but is a good basic church for a Ravenloft game or a village church for a "do you think everyone in this village is controlled by Orlac from Blakes 7 game"
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@Printdevil Super cool! And bonus points for the Blakes 7 ref!
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And the website of course these are all from
And it on a 1895 OS map. Just for flavour
Actually it gets better. Built on an old druidical enclosure? Just adds to the "Why do the gravestones go to church?" reasoning.
"Oh we've been going to worship here since the meaties buiit their church out of the Uncle Petros. Forgive and forget I say"
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Actually it gets better. Built on an old druidical enclosure? Just adds to the "Why do the gravestones go to church?" reasoning.
"Oh we've been going to worship here since the meaties buiit their church out of the Uncle Petros. Forgive and forget I say"
"St Nicholas of Myra" patron saint of Deep Ones.
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@Printdevil Super cool! And bonus points for the Blakes 7 ref!
@BaronessWinter Who am I to judge what controls the villagers in your game...
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@BaronessWinter Who am I to judge what controls the villagers in your game...
@Printdevil @BaronessWinter
- Cordyceps
- The Thing in the Stone
- Orac
- Daily Mail
- that nice Mr Alucard -
@Printdevil @BaronessWinter
- Cordyceps
- The Thing in the Stone
- Orac
- Daily Mail
- that nice Mr AlucardI intentionally made it Orlac, for the same reason everyone from Derry calls Daleks "Darleks"
I know not why
But you can make "I used to be a knife thrower" references from Hands of Orlac now too.
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@Printdevil @BaronessWinter
- Cordyceps
- The Thing in the Stone
- Orac
- Daily Mail
- that nice Mr Alucard"They've all been controlled by the Daily Mail.. only the Daily Express can save us now"
*sobering B Movie Slap*
"I do apologise..."
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"They've all been controlled by the Daily Mail.. only the Daily Express can save us now"
*sobering B Movie Slap*
"I do apologise..."
@Printdevil @BaronessWinter "You can't burn me at the stake - think what it'll do to your house prices!"
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I intentionally made it Orlac, for the same reason everyone from Derry calls Daleks "Darleks"
I know not why
But you can make "I used to be a knife thrower" references from Hands of Orlac now too.
@Printdevil @BaronessWinter They'd be up on blocks and covered in graffiti before they knew what was happening.
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