Online resources

[Acolyte]

Actually, if you could let me know if the above information is sufficient for someone to find and listen to that station, I'd appreciate it. We've invested some time and effort making it a great gaming station for a variety of games (mostly Fading Suns, but also In Nomine and Pathfinder in the RPG circuit and Arkham Horror, Pandemic, and Kill Dr. Lucky in the board game circuit).

[tHEhERETIC]

Originally Posted by Acolyte

Actually, if you could let me know if the above information is sufficient for someone to find and listen to that station, I'd appreciate it. We've invested some time and effort making it a great gaming station for a variety of games (mostly Fading Suns, but also In Nomine and Pathfinder in the RPG circuit and Arkham Horror, Pandemic, and Kill Dr. Lucky in the board game circuit).

I was able to find it easily (at work), and it opened with a track by Therion.

[roguebfl]

Anyone hae a Google Docs compatible Character sheet?

[robkelk]

Originally Posted by roguebfl

Anyone hae a Google Docs compatible Character sheet?

There are some Excel character spreadsheets linked from this page; they should import into Google Docs quite nicely.

They won't look pretty, but they will do most of the math for you.

[Celjabba]

For those interested,

Almost all the French books of INS/MV* (which inspired In Nomine) are legally (Or so the web site claim) available for free as (very low quality) scanned pdf.

Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Nomi.../Magna_Veritas, the link is at the bottom of the page, under external links.

Of course, you need to know French, and a very colloquial French at that.
And tolerate the rather special humour.
Knowledge of various French/Parisian subcultures of 20 years ago also help.
I am a native French speaker, but not from France, and many details escape me.

But if you can read those, there is a lot of material there that could be of use for an In Nomine game.

Hope this help

Celjabba

*: and Stella Inquisitoris, the follow-up game describing the future of the setting in space.

[Cooper]

I have found this Aramaic dictionary quite useful for coming up with Celestial names: http://www.atour.com/dictionary/

[Rocket Man]

Originally Posted by Cooper

I have found this Aramaic dictionary quite useful for coming up with Celestial names: http://www.atour.com/dictionary/

Thank you! I love name-related and translation sites. One of my favorite gaming moments was when I needed to name an Elohite of Oannes and found that the Hawaiian name Kaimana literally meant "Power of the Waters." :)

[Cooper]

Just found an even more comprehensive one: https://en.glosbe.com/en/

All sorts of languages (living and dead) included in that.

[Cooper]

Here are a couple of other resources that are apparently now available for free online viewing (which would have been nice to know before I bought physical copies).

A Dictionary of Angels by Gustav Davidson

The Goetia "translated" by Samuel Liddel & MacGregor Mathers (Golden Dawn)

The Grand Grimoire - no author credited and the translator used a web handle

[nuulak]

When I was digging through different links on Google + I stumbled across a fan site that is looking to create some additional content or just keep some things turning for In Nomine

https://liberneglecta.wordpress.com/ ~ Book of the Neglected.

From going over the site they are currently focusing on the d666 version of the game and not the GURPS Classic version.