Playing Hellsing in the 18th C.?

[abdul666lw]

Hellsing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellsing is a Japanese 'vampire hunters' epic declined in three supports: a manga, a TV animated series and an original video animation. A rich, *unconventional* setting and an exciting storyline: the top agent of the late 20th C. British 'anti-vampires' ('anti-evil', more generally) secret organization, Alucard is none else than Dracula himself! The primary enemy, Millenium is a Nazi organization, creating artificial, practically remote-controlled vampires -but an old, chivalrous werewolf fights for it. The Vatican, its position ambiguous to start with, eventually launches an anti-episcopalian crusade…
Inspired by several examples of 'Gothic Horror games set in the 18th C., I indulged in a flight of fancy about transposing Hellsing to the period, in a mythical quasi-Austrian area:http://www.drunkendragoonproductions.com/18thcentimagi-nation/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=120.
Hope a few readers will be intrigued, perhaps interested.

[abdul666lw]

For those intrigued by the idea of setting Fantasy / Horror games in the 18th C.

(from  http://carpatland.blogspot.fr/2011/08/test-strange-aeons.html)
more there: http://emperor-elector.blogspot.fr/2011/09/encounter-by-full-moon-light.html#comments
and several relevant links are gathered there: http://www.drunkendragoonproductions.com/18thcentimagi-nation/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=81

[white knight]

I loved the OVA, is the animated series any good?

This is all looking very good.

[Malamute]

Sorry to close this topic, but I see you have already posted it elsewhere and we have a policy of no cross postings.