Vous desirez vivre des aventures passionnantes dans des univers varies? Mythras est un jeu de role detaille et flexible qui repondra a vos attentes.QUI SEREZ-VOUS ?Un guerrier ruse? Un voleur habile ? Un sorcier sans scrupules ? Un agent des dieux ? Grace a un systeme de competences particulierement souple, vous pouvez definir librement votre personnage.D'OU VENEZ VOUS ?Etes-vous un citadin accoutume au confort ? Un nomade des steppes suivant la transhumance de ses troupeaux ? Un barbare habitue a piller ses voisins et a subir les caprices des Dieux ? L'origine de votre personnage influence sa culture et ses savoir-faire.EN QUOI CROYEZ-VOUS ?Adorez-vous le terrible dieu de la guerre ? Respectez-vous les enseignements des esprits ancestraux ? Avez-vous choisi de suivre votre propre chemin vers l'illumination ? Preferez-vous la puissance noire de la sorcellerie ? Les croyances de votre personnage faconneront sa magie et sa destinee.QUE FEREZ-VOUS ?Vous avez envie de vous inspirer des peplums ou des classiques du medieval-fantastique ? Vous voulez mettre en scene des combats spectaculaires ou une enquete complexe ? Mythras vous fournit tout le necessaire pour donner corps a vos idees.MYTHRAS, LE COMPAGNON DE VOTRE IMAGINATIONUne creation de personnages fouillee ;Un systeme de combat innovant ;Cinq types de magie ;Des montres et creatures issus des mythes et des legendes ;De nombreux conseils pour les maitres de jeu.Savourez les regles, preparez vos des, reunissez vos amis, et partez a l'aventure !

Drawing on original Burmese texts and illustrations, recent scholarship, and mapping, Mandalay and the Art of Building Cities in Burma argues that the founding of Mandalay shifted critically in emphasis and scale during its planning from a protocol that established the royal city as a "cosmic city" to one that viewed the royal capital as a sanctuary. As part of that shift, FranCois Tainturier shows, the founding protocol used Buddhist narratives as models for action and drastically altered patterns of spatial order that had been prevalent at former royal capitals. The systematic planning of Mandalay and the construction of its potent landscape constituted the expression-formulated not in words but in tangible form-of the throne's claim that Burma was a "Buddhist land," at a time when Lower Burma had been annexed by non-Buddhist believers. Tainturier provides further insight into how rulers articulated their lineage, power, and the promotion of Buddhism by creating potent landscapes. Mandalay and the Art of Building Cities in Burma renews scholarly discussion on Southeast Asian urban traditions and offers a critical investigation into the "cosmic" dimensions of one of the region's centers of power.

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This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.