Mythic Islam: Difference between revisions

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Mythic Islam is the variant of Islamic people and religious practice found in Mythic Europe.

Realms of Power: the Divine, which has a chapter about Mythic Islam
Houses of Hermes: Societates describes Sahirs and Jinns in pages 133-137
The Sundered Eagle describes the consequences of the Crusades from the perspective of the Theban Tribunal
The Cradle and the Crescent has so far the better developed treatment of Mythic Islam.

Blood and Sand, which describes the Levant Tribunal that borders on Islamic lands, has some relevant material

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 '''Mythic Islam''' is the variant of Islamic people and religious practice found in [[Mythic Europe]].
-While minor references are made in other supplements, most notably [[Realms of Power: the Divine]], which has a chapter about Mythic Islam; [[Blood and Sand]], which describes the [[Levant Tribunal]] that borders on Islamic lands; and [[Sundered Eagle|The Sundered Eagle]], which describes the consequences of the Crusades from the perspective of the [[Theban Tribunal]], it is in [[Cradle and the Crescent|The Cradle and the Crescent]] that Mythic Islam was properly developed and described.
+==Relevant concepts==
+*The Order of Suleiman (Solomon)
+==Fifth Edition==
+*[[Realms of Power: the Divine]], which has a chapter about Mythic Islam
+*[[Houses of Hermes: Societates]] describes Sahirs and Jinns in pages 133-137
+*[[Sundered Eagle|The Sundered Eagle]] describes the consequences of the Crusades from the perspective of the [[Theban Tribunal]]
+*[[Cradle and the Crescent|The Cradle and the Crescent]] has so far the better developed treatment of Mythic Islam.
+==Fourth Edition==
+*[[Blood and Sand]], which describes the [[Levant Tribunal]] that borders on Islamic lands, has some relevant material
 [[Category:Divine Realm]]
 [[Category:Mythic Europe]]