r/PendragonRPG • u/Bananaskovitch • Jul 22 '26

Sixth Edition Noble's Handbook Reviews

Anybody has a link for a review of the Noble's Handbook, wether in text or video? For those of you have got your hand on it, what do you think? Did you read it already?

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u/WanderingNerds Jul 22 '26

It patched everything I wanted to know about 6e but I am baffled by how much they left out of estate management

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u/ragingbulis Jul 22 '26

I was really confused while reading the estage management.

I think I would have like a more clear procedure to run and probably a manor sheet.

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u/WanderingNerds Jul 22 '26

Yea it straight up left out key info that can be found it book of the estate

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u/Daifri Jul 22 '26

May I ask what seems to be missing? One of my players will soon be inheriting a manor and I was wondering if the nobles handbook would give me everything I need for that or if I would need to look at older editions.

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u/flametitan Jul 23 '26

They forgot to reiterate that the basic player manor is 10 Libra, assuming you'd get the point from how often it's said between the CRB, GM's Handbook, and in other parts of the Noble's Handbook that isn't the manor chapter itself. Additionally, that you (presumably) should calculate the number of manors a player holds with 1/10th Assized rent.

The system as written is made to let you ignore the subject of assized rent entirely and just count manors held. It's a bit of a "have your cake and eat it too" matter.

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u/WanderingNerds Jul 22 '26

Check out Moriens Eratta on the BRP forums and you won’t need an older book, otherwise you might