Paging Ken Hite. Paging Ken Hite…

…they’ve recreated the old, thirteen-sign Babylonian astrological system.  If this cannot be turned into fodder for a “secret history” or “modern supernatural esoteric” role-playing game, then nothing can.  Particularly if cross-indexed with the mystical beer subplot from The Drawing of the Dark.

Or something.

(Don’t remember where I saw this first, sorry.)

Moe Lane

PS: No, I don’t believe in astrology.  However, it’s useful stuff in a RPG.

2 thoughts on “Paging Ken Hite. Paging Ken Hite…”

  1. Already on it. Sign of Ophiuchus is old news, as is the fact that precession makes astrology (even more) nonsensical. (Well, technically, it only makes sun-sign astrology nonsensical. Oh, sun-sign astrology, that ancient occult art dating back to 1930.)

    But I’m glad someone else has done the math. Always handy for those of us from a non-remunerative humanities background.

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