Pax Dei

Pax Dei is an Ars Magica supplement about the Divine Realm.

Rules Edition: ArM3
Author(s): Sam Chupp with Leigh Ann Hildebrand
Publisher: White Wolf Game Studio
Release Date: 1992
Format: Softcover, 112 pages
Availability: Out of print; electronic version available

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The following reviews were collected from the original Ars Magica FAQ site:

FAQ Rating: ** (21 reviews; 9 *, 7 **, 5 ***, 0 ****)

Ugly art, presents the Divine as a barely better alternative to Hell.
Suffers from the White Wolf pathology that says all attempts to structure society are corrupt, and all who follow an ideal are dupes or con artists.
Overly complex, any usefulness needs to be extracted from between a confusing writing style and odd formatting. The weird art is either loved or hated.
Good layout, lots of different bells and whistles that can be separated from each other, a neat idea for differentiating between different flavors of an aura that could be useful for other types of auras.
The adventure in the back seemed remarkably ordinary (although the rules on pious magi are remarkably cool)
Good concept, but the rules seem to be a little too powerfully in favor of the Dominion, and the Pious Magus rules seem to have suffered major cuts.
Provides useful information about the Church, and some interesting bits on Pious Magi. Interesting material, in general. The artwork is jarringly dark.
Some aspects are usable, but not much; artwork is very disturbing.
Poor art, very tiresome to read, overpowered and has a very limited use.

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Realms of Power: The Divine gives a much more interesting and more playable treatment of the same subject.

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