What would an Indian setting involve other than superpowerful

>strict caste system
>a gorillion different kinds of holy men/hermits
>possible sacred animal

On the more fantasy side, ancient cities and temples lost in the jungle would make for good dungeon romps.

>>55017155
Watch Baahubali. It's basically live-action anime.

>>55017155
The concept of Dharma if applied to a fantasy setting would be interesting. Everyone's soul has a particular divine duty that they should fulfil, do it and you get good karma, break from it and you get bad karma. It would be interesting to consider a setting where these things are much more obvious and direct.

>>55017155
Arrows of Indra answers this question and is in the OSR trove.

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Unsanitary conditions.

>>55017155
Playing in one (I think, it's also vaguely tibetian?)

Basically the same, just different type of monsters. Also Rakhsasa.

>>55019193
>FFS Jim, your character is supposed to be the Leader, stop getting yourself killed!
>I'd, if Bob's fighter actually went for a Defender build like he said he would instead of going full DPR!

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It would be interesting to see fantasy Jain monks roaming around, though they'd be almost impossible to play as PCs. They'd gain magical powers through starvation so if there was ever a loophole that allowed them to fight they'd make the perfect glass cannon style wizards.

>>55019709
>>55019709
>>55019709

Games without fighting are perfectly possible.

>>55019423
That's a map of population density.
>>>/pol/

Spells passed down like weapons, possibly stored in a physical form.

Lots of fun arrows.

Powerful female rulers and warriors.

>>55017155
DESIGNATED

>>55017155
http://whitewolf.wikia.com/wiki/Danava