Is it monotonous (and unrealistic) when all the kingdoms and

Who cares? Tell your story

Middle-Earth is mostly based on Germanic culture and folklore but nobody gives a shit because it's a well written setting. As long as the cultures aren't carbon copies you're good. Gauls are not Britons are not Gaels are not Picts are not Celtiberians are not Galatians are not Galicians

>>53502303
Yes.

>>53502303
Nobody cares as Japanese entertainment popularity demonstrate.

>>53502303
How big does a campaign area need to be?

"We're going to do a game about fantasy Celts", done. Sure there may be other peoples out there and may even show up in the campaign, but it's almost better if they aren't detailed.

Kingdoms don't need to be huge, sprawling areas, especially in earlier Tech Levels, a town and a few villages is fine.

>>53506008
Britons are not celts

>>53502303
No, it's not unrealistic. Kitchen sink patchwork blanket fantasy is shit.

>>53509520
uh yeah, they are.

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>>53502303
If this shit is monotous, you need to read more Tacitus, Caesar and shit about Hispania. Pay attention to the historically incorrect parts EB1 did too.

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?689515-The-Iberians-Compiled-Information

http://www.europabarbarorum.com/EB1/factions.html

>Historically, British druids main duty was philosophical, legal, and religious. Warriors of this class did apparently exist though, in small numbers, acting as what were essentially temple guards, and organizers of defense. While the druids are most notable in late Celtic-British history as having been slaughtered by the Romans at Mona, graves and legends of Celtic history do attest to the druids engaging in combat. In fact, so frightening could they be, conflicts were sometimes averted when the druids took the field in support of one tribe over another; an alliance with the druids meant an invariably great amount of power in Britain.

What the fuck is a celt desu.