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My current game takes place in and around Nochet. It's a big city with so many details, so I began he characters as kids in a wealthy House and let them explore the aspects that interested them. Now that they are young adults, we're having a great time!

They has been a singular pronoun for the entirety of modern English and has antecedents in earlier forms. As well, the past is more varied than you are giving it credit. However you play your game, have fun!

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A little late for Bronze Age but perhaps useful as visuals. The second illustration is almost play ready! https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2020/06/3-d-reconstructions-of-boats-from.html

Each year I run a charity game to raise money for my school, and this weekend it was The Rattling Wind with a wonderful group of young gamers! Much chasing about in the dark ensued. A sacrifice of hit points by the hunter let the rest of them silence the ghostly presence forever. Since they're minors, no faces shown.

My monthly game takes place in Kralorela, and the characters are still feeling the fallout from their defeat of Xurng, a greater ghoul engaged in child trafficking and some sort of antidragon machination. Forces pull the heroes in more than one direction and turn to Master Imolo Wen for guidance. Building upon Greg's insightful, inspiring work is a great delight for all involved. October 27 and more shenanigans can't arrive soon enough. We Are All Us!

The magnetism aspect is fascinating, but we don't need to inflict science on Glorantha overly much. For me, the apparent significance various parts of the statue is interesting to consider. www.sciencenews.org/article/ancient-sculptures-guatemala-magnetic-rocks-struck-lightning

Greg Stafford - creator of Glorantha, brilliant game designer, shaman and mystic, inspiration, mentor, and friend - died yesterday. The threads of my being are torn and tattered. His bequest of creativity helps me both grieve and reknit myself after the loss. Vale! 去世!

They could be Hsunchen in origin, but Kralorela has plenty of its own ancient spirit practices as well.

https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2017/08/new-species-of-fossil-worm-with-big.html

I got to play the current version at Gen Con this week, and it's a fun take on and introduction to Glorantha. Players have the role of competing khans of the five major tribes of Prax, each trying to present the most beasts captured from Dragon Pass to the high priestess of the Paps. I'll be playing it with my students!