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[[File:rsz_sengoku_rance_829.jpg|frame|Characters, clockwise from top: [[Heroic Comedic Sociopath|Rance]], [[Lady of War|Uesugi Kenshin]], [[The Archer|Yamamoto Isoroku]], [[Tagalong Kid|Kouhime]], [[Person of Mass Destruction|Kurusu Miki]], [[Tsundere|Nanjo Ran]], [[Happiness in Slavery|Sill Plain]]. This is going to be ''interesting''.]] |
[[File:rsz_sengoku_rance_829.jpg|frame|Characters, clockwise from top: [[Heroic Comedic Sociopath|Rance]], [[Lady of War|Uesugi Kenshin]], [[The Archer|Yamamoto Isoroku]], [[Tagalong Kid|Kouhime]], [[Person of Mass Destruction|Kurusu Miki]], [[Tsundere|Nanjo Ran]], [[Happiness in Slavery|Sill Plain]]. This is going to be ''interesting''.]] |
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''Sengoku Rance'' is a [[Turn-Based Strategy]] game created by [[AliceSoft]] and is the seventh installment in the [[Long Runner|long-running]] [[Rance]] series (the first was released in '''1989'''). It chronicles the adventures of the wandering swordsman Rance and his traveling companion/slave girl Sill Plain as they journey across the Tenma Bridge to the distant country of JAPAN (yes, it's capitalized for a reason). The game is known for its deep, challenging and engaging gameplay, as well as the no-less-impressive quality of its music... |
'''''Sengoku Rance''''' is a [[Turn-Based Strategy]] game created by [[AliceSoft]] and is the seventh installment in the [[Long Runner|long-running]] [[Rance]] series (the first was released in '''1989'''). It chronicles the adventures of the wandering swordsman Rance and his traveling companion/slave girl Sill Plain as they journey across the Tenma Bridge to the distant country of JAPAN (yes, it's capitalized for a reason). The game is known for its deep, challenging and engaging gameplay, as well as the no-less-impressive quality of its music... |
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...for an H-Game. |
...for an [[H-game|H-Game]]. |
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The truth of the matter is, Rance came to JAPAN for two reasons: first, to enjoy a relaxing hot springs vacation after narrowly escaping becoming the ruler of [[The Magocracy|Zeth]]. And second, to have sex with as many beautiful women as he possibly can. Unfortunately, he and his <s>companion</s> slave Sill get caught up in the power struggles of JAPAN's Sengoku Era and have their aid enlisted by a feudal lord by the name of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who doesn't really feel up to this whole conquering territory thing. After accepting (and with his sights set on the Oda family's young heiress [[Tagalong Kid|Kou-hime]]... [[Jail Bait Wait|once she grows up]]) Rance becomes the [[The Man Behind the Man|real power behind the throne]] and raises an army to quash dissenters within the Oda family itself, and then conquer all of JAPAN. Oh yeah, and have sex with as many beautiful women as possible. |
The truth of the matter is, Rance came to JAPAN for two reasons: first, to enjoy a relaxing hot springs vacation after narrowly escaping becoming the ruler of [[The Magocracy|Zeth]]. And second, to have sex with as many beautiful women as he possibly can. Unfortunately, he and his <s>companion</s> slave Sill get caught up in the power struggles of JAPAN's Sengoku Era and have their aid enlisted by a feudal lord by the name of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who doesn't really feel up to this whole conquering territory thing. After accepting (and with his sights set on the Oda family's young heiress [[Tagalong Kid|Kou-hime]]... [[Jail Bait Wait|once she grows up]]) Rance becomes the [[The Man Behind the Man|real power behind the throne]] and raises an army to quash dissenters within the Oda family itself, and then conquer all of JAPAN. Oh yeah, and have sex with as many beautiful women as possible. |
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That's just the first route, by the way. |
That's just the first route, by the way. |
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A [[Sengoku Rance/Characters|Character sheet is now in progress.]] Contributions are always welcome. |
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If you're interested about the Rance universe itself, [http://sites.google.com/site/bbshut/home/rance-data go to this website right here.] |
If you're interested about the Rance universe itself, [http://sites.google.com/site/bbshut/home/rance-data go to this website right here.] |
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* [[0% Approval Rating]]: Despite being called the Demon Army, the Shimazu troops don't truly believe in Xavier's cause and refuse to fight for him. It doesn't help that he keeps killing off potential recruits to intimidate the rest either. |
* [[0% Approval Rating]]: Despite being called the Demon Army, the Shimazu troops don't truly believe in Xavier's cause and refuse to fight for him. It doesn't help that he keeps killing off potential recruits to intimidate the rest either. |
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