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https://andrewloganmontgomery.blogspot. ... -back.htmlSix Saisons en Sartar revient sur le blog. Pourquoi devriez-vous vous en soucier? Parce qu'en cours de route, je publierai des goodies qui seront plus tard inclus dans un prochain titre... Mêmes joueurs. Mêmes personnages. Recommencer dans RQG avant de passer à La Compagnie du Dragon. Le premier article du blog est un peu différent, cependant. Il plante le décor:
It is the first of an ongoing series as my gaming group--the one that played the Heroquest version of Six Seasons in Sartar-- returns to reprise their roles as the very same characters, this time adapted to Runequest Roleplaying in Glorantha. Together we will play the published version of Six Seasons, and then move into The Company of the Dragon. Along the way I will be providing additional thoughts, mechanics, and a LOT of stuff that got cut from both Seasons and Company. Some of this will appear in a little book I plan on publishing early next year, a collection of everything cut from the published campaigns packaged with a new scenario about what happens AFTER the Haraborn return to Black Stag Vale. Look for The Seven-Tailed Wolf in the spring.
The Seven-Tailed Wolf a surtout une inspiration telmori!
The Rathori are the “werebears” of Glorantha. Children of Rathor, the Great White Bear, they inhabit the wide pine forests of the northwest, beyond the fringes of civilisation. But their life is not a peaceful idyll. The forests can be home to fell creatures and hostile tribes, and the civilised folk of the south press at the eaves, felling trees for new cropland.
The Rathori’s defences against such threats include their deep bonds with the spirits of the woodlands, granting them potent magic from the Other Side. For almost a hundred years, during the Syndic’s Ban, the Rathori slept, oblivious to the outside world and safe from its incursions. Just over two decades ago, they began to awake, finding the world changed, but no safer than before.
Now they must find their new place within it.
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This is a guide to the Rathori people and their world. It is written for both RuneQuest and QuestWorlds, and the relevant rulebooks will be required to make full use of it. For example, spell descriptions (including those for shapeshifting) are not duplicated here.
Pour le -$10 (qui correspond grosso modo au port) de la version imprimée de The Company of the Dragon, c'est ici:The Company of the Dragon is now just 20 copies from Gold (and Six Seasons in Sartar, amazingly, is 70 copies from PLATINUM). So I am extending the SALE on Company until it hits Gold. If you know anyone who needs more "liberation of Sartar" in their lives, tell them to buy now while it is still at a sale price!
Monster of the Month — Volume 2, Issue 9 — September 2021
Years ago, a Lunar Hero and a Wind Lord of Orlanth fought a terrific battle which led to their mutual demise. Buried together in a single grave, the mingled remains wove their souls together. Now this tormented ghost haunts the dreaded Valley of the Blight, in the lands of the Cinsina Tribe.
In this issue's "mini-adventure," your adventurers will get to:
. Fight or heal the wounded souls of two Heroes
. Discover the secrets of their fatal duel
. Strive to restore the Valley's Fertility—returning its spirits to Ernalda's bosom!
This short adventure is intended to provide one gamemaster, and four to six adventurers, with an evening of play.
Black Spear is coming in october. It'll be about the same size as "Citizens of the Lunar Empire" (my final draft is 176 pages inc. covers)
Sandheart 4 is a work in progress: one scenario is done and dusted (with art, maps and layout: about 70 pages plus front bits), the second one is illustrated and awaiting MOB's final text. Loads of gorgeous art by Mark Baldwin & Dario Corallo in this one, as always.
“Know then, oh Prince, that in the Sea Season after the Battle of the Queens was Colymar’s Black Spear sent forth to rouse Argrath from his slumbers.”
An epic saga of the Hero Wars, festooned with heroquests and deep Gloranthan weirdness.
Probably the strangest thing I’ve ever written.
Designed as a follow-up to The Duel at Dangerford, but it also works as a stand-alone mini-campaign.
Canonically set in Sea Season 1627, with suggestions at the back of the book for changing things around.
Illustrated lavishly by Mike O’Connor: 50+ pictures, one or two songs, some poetry, not many stat-blocks.
Le deuxième d'une série sur ma campagne "remixée" de Six Saisons à Sartar (et de La Compagnie du Dragon après), en rejouant l'histoire avec les mêmes joueurs et personnages mais en utilisant cette fois la version publiée et les règles de Runequest. Dans ce billet, je me concentre sur la (re)création de personnages et sur la façon dont le changement de système a affecté le développement des personnages.
