Khaghan

Huh, hadn't seen that before. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing that. Of course, now the wait for those books to show up is going to be even more annoying, but such is the life of a Glorantha fan...

Oh, this is excellent timing - I've been reviewing River of Cradles and Troubled Waters for my own upcoming Pavis campaign and was wondering if there are any plans to further incorporate the Eye of Wakboth in future volumes. Its left as a dangling plot hook at the end of Troubled Waters and I'm curious if you plan to do anything with it as the Grand Campaign moves forward.

I'm starting to sketch out a Prax/New Pavis/Big Rubble campaign that will start just prior to the Lunar conquest in 1610 and in going over the available material there's a question that's come up - do we know what were the original lands of Dorasar's clan in the Pavis County region before the Lunars eliminated them? We have the boundaries of the Garhound Clan's lands (between the Zola Fel River in the west, the White Rock River in the south, the Scritha River in the north, and the escarpment in the east), the Indagos lands (centered on the village of Indagos along the Scritha River), the Bullford Clan (centered on the village of Bullford northwest of New Pavis along the River of Cradles), and the Althimandi Clan (scattered along the Scritha River and into the East Scritha Steppe), but I haven't found anything actually laying out what lands/villages were under the control of Dorasar's clan. My working assumption is that they were the lands closest in around the city of New Pavis, but I haven't found that nailed down anywhere. Also, and relatedly, the Patroma family of Lunar carpetbaggers are mentioned to "rule most of the former holdings of the zebra people", which I assume would have been the lands given to Olgkarth of the Pavis Survivors by Dorasar. Is this just Zebraside in the Big Rubble, or would there have been another chunk of Pavis County under their rule before the Lunar occupation? Not a huge deal if I have to sketch those details in myself, but if they're actually laid out somewhere and somebody could point me in their direction, that would be appreciated.