Film Studies – The Name of the Rose (The One Which Inspired Rosewood Abbey)

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This episode inspired Kalum’s brand new tabletop RPG: “Rosewood Abbey“.

For this episode, Kalum is joined by an absolute dream team to discuss historical TTRPG settings and the most exciting corners of history:

They discussed about “The Name of the Rose“, a monastic mystery released in 1986, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud and adapted from Umberto Eco‘s eponymous best-seller. This movie saw Christian Slater‘s debut and preceded Sean Connery‘s career revival.

As usual, we review this film and discuss ways it could inspire tabletop RPG adventures, characters, or practices.

Mentioned tabletop RPG settings and systems:

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See you then for more silver screen extravaganza.

Cheers

Kalum

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