Runeblogger

I think you are right on each of the mistakes you point out. #^_^# Thanks a lot! I'll edit all that ASAP. According to the rules as written yes, but it makes no sense to me that you can spend more than 12 SR preparing a spell but you cannot do the same with any other action that takes longer than 12 SR, so I interpret that you can. 😋 Right, but the character sheets were done by someone else on the Cradle of Heroes's website, so I can't correct that.

It sounds promising. Could you please provide an example of play to better visualize it?

I'd like to throw in this example of play that Trotsky did and I corrected a little bit: https://elruneblog.blogspot.com/2020/09/playing-runequest-glorantha-den-of.html 👈 It could be useful for @Adaras and others to clear some things up. (But if you spot any misinterpretations, please let me know.)

I played Rishnal's Dream run by Chris Klug, and I had a lot of fun. A cool investigative scenario with lots of politics that we still have to finish playing. I'd love to hear how did all the other games go.

That sounds like it would be an extremely cool Jonstown Publication to read, if you wanted to do publish it in campaign-form. 😄

There is a campaign book for HeroQuest where characters start as kids or teenagers: Valley of Plenty. 👈 Check it out. Also a friend of mine ran a short RQ3 campaign where the PCs started as kids. It was a ludoch campaign though. 🧜‍♀️ Here you can read the rules he used for playing kids (it's in Spanish).

Amazing! How was the process of working with such a famous artist?

I'm looking forward to playing it as well. 😄 The art by Katrim Dirim is nice and colourful as always. Is Narses a Chalana Arroy healer or an Ernalda initiate? What is her iron cross for? 😲

What about Elder Races warfare?

Nick Brooke shared on FB the map of Swenville in the French edition, which is great:

For example, in the 1618-1622 ST books about Pavis, the Lankhor Mhy temple is shared with Irripi Ontor, isn't it?

I picture the towers as 15 m tall, jutting from the taller walls on both sides of the wall and on both sides of the gate, with connecting corridors through the walls. The gates would be 5-10 m tall.

Well now there's this: https://heroquest.avalonhill.com/en-us 👈😲 Some more context here: https://www.geeknative.com/93390/avalon-hill-page-points-to-new-heroquest-game/

I used to think the leather lorica musculata you see in every film with Romans was made of cuir builli, but these people think not: https://www.romanarmytalk.com/rat/thread-22624.html Still, it might be that leather cuirasses have not endured the passing of millenia, and that's why there are no evidences of it? 🤔

Haha, love it! 😆

That means you're only in trouble at night and when there's fog/mist and obstacles in line of sight, right?

I was playing a crocodile hsunchen in a Masloi pirates campaign, with RQ3 rules, last March until Covid hit. Afterwards I played a Jedi knight with HeroQuest 2.0 for several one-shot sessions until summer. In June I ran a playtest of a RQG scenario on Roll20 for a local games convention. Yesterday I finished running a short Cthulhu scenario to my friends on Telegram.

What about this? Certain magic or spells are visible only if it is cool for the story or if they help achieve their general goal. So for example, Bladesharp being visible makes your enemies fear you, so yes, it is visible. Is the runespell Charisma visible? Of course its effects are, but only if you know that person well enough beforehand. But since it would be counter productive for Charisma to be visible as a cast spell, let's say it is not. You only notice that the person you have just met and are interacting with is good at words and/or at charming. But you don't notice any spell on her/him unless you use detection magic.

I loved reading Helden. I had a lot of fun reading The Widow's Tale. 👈 Sadly, it is out of print.

I fully agree with you on this. I believe an appropriate skill should always get you a better degree of success than a Characteristic x5 roll. Otherwise, why invest in your skills? So, if two characters are negotiating and one just rolls CHAx5 and the other her skill of Fast Talk or whatever, the one using the skill should win if both get the same level of success.

So Paul Baker has published this Kralori Primer on the Jonstown Compendium, containing lots of GM notes to run a campaign in Kralorela with RQG (for just 4$!). At the same time, there's a manuscript by David Milliams waiting to be published as an official book by Chaosium. 😲 Even if Paul's supplement does not match what we will get later from Chaosium, I still think the amount of material available at the Compendium is great. 🤗

I have just tried it and I get the same problem. I've also encountered another problem where page 3 is followed again by page 1 and creates a loop. I guess until this is fixed the best way to read it is to click on each individual link in the Archives page. 😟 I really hope someone can fix this soon, since the comic is such a good entry point to Glorantha. BTW, you might be interested in reading an interview to the artist, Kalin Kadiev. 👈😲 (The interview in English is at the bottom of the page). 🙂

I'm intrigued by that Space Cowboys RPG

Hi @BunnyOfDoom and welcome to the BRP family! If you wanted a low to medium fantasy world, the magic I would use is Spirit Magic with maximum 1 pt. Intensity to represent small prayers, cantrips or small spirits that help you. And then sorcery or divine magic for professional magic users (which should be rare in that world). As an aside, below you can find a list of all the settings ready to use for campaigns belonging to D100 games: List of D100 settings

See above, one of the pinned threads is RuneQuest Core Rules Questions