Chaosium brings Credo back with revised rules and new artwork

The 1993 negotiation game returns as a 3–6-player boxed edition, with revised rules, expanded historical material and new art by Kalin Kadiev.

Chaosium says Credo: The Game of Duelling Dogmas is now in release. Its September 24 announcement follows a September 23 release date previously given by the publisher; the direct product page currently lists the boxed game, with regional warehouse options. Readers should check that page for current stock and delivery

to their location rather than assume one territory's availability applies everywhere. First published in 1993, Chris Gidlow's game returns with revised rules, expanded historical information and new artwork by Bulgarian artist Kalin Kadiev. Chaosium describes it as a negotiation and voting game: players represent

factions in the early Christian church and try to get their beliefs accepted into the Creed while negotiating with rivals. The publisher lists three to six players and an estimated two-hour playtime. Its historical frame spans AD 325–614, while the central activity is table talk, alliances and votes. That makes the new

edition most relevant to groups looking for a shared negotiation game, rather than a roleplaying campaign or a quiet, individual strategy puzzle. Chaosium's product page has the current product details and an official how-to-play video. Independent tabletop outlet RPG Magazine also reported the new edition on September

25 and notes that its listed price is in US dollars; local prices and shipping can differ. Headline image: Chaosium's official product image, shown on its Credo product page; cover artwork by Kalin Kadiev. Image dimensions: 700 × 735 pixels. SHA-256: 2341D19EAC329E9DBF9D7EF9724E50844F59F3605BE2D21A9EB06A0A5B10F5D6.

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