AndreJarosch

Not a alcoholic drink, but is chocolate availale in Glorantha (bars, or as drink)?

Converting skill stats is not that complicated. The main problem i have is the suggested rolls in adventures: If a BRP-Adventure for instance states that this situation required a DEX x 2 roll to jump out of danger, i assume that this will be a roll on Evade. But is DEX x 2 converted into a Hard, Formidable, something else? A simple DEX roll (DEX x 5) is for the average Person against 55% (DEX 11 x 5), but can be in between 15 and 90, but that are extremes. Lets assume that DEX is somewhere in between 6 to 15 --> 30 to 75%. Since the average DEX in MYTHRAS is the same (11) and 6 to 15 is likely, the base chance can be everything in between 12 to 30%, on average 22%. An Easy Evade roll would become a 42%, and a Very Easy a 62% for ther average DEX 11 guy. So MY conversion would be: DEX x 5 = Very Easy DEX x 4 = Easy DEX x 3 = Standart DEX x 2 = Standart DEX x 1 = Hard or Formidable But this is only for DEX converted to Evade. The outcome may differ for other skills. If the skill of the average adventurer is likely to be higher than the base chance due to his culture, and/or occupation it will be different from skills that are likely NOT to be raised during character creation. It´s more complcated than it seems at first glance.

The printed version of "RuneQuest - Roleplaying in Glorantha" has feen released! The RuneQuest-Gesellschaft e.V. thinks that this has to be celebrated! Our way to celebrate this is to make an october SPECIAL OFFER: The Path of the Damned - Part One to Three All three Issues of THE PATH OF THE DAMNED ! 3 x full colour 48 pages gloranthan comic! Based on the gloranthan RQ sessions of the autors and artists! For just € 18,00 (S&H included!) eBay Path of the Damned

That sounds like Ian Cooper needs to write a HeroQuest scenario in Runegate for the next HQ Glorantha scenario book. :-)

Chronicles of Future Earth looks promising, but by mentioning the word FATE they has lost me as a customer. I am a D100 guy, and if i want to play more story telling wise, why should i choose FATE, when i am familiar with HeroQuest? (rhetorical question, don´t bother to answer)

„Merrie England: The Age of Eleanor“ was published 2009 for MRQ (80 pages). „Merrie England: The Age of Chivalry“ was published 2011 for BRP (200 pages) „Merrie England: Robyn Hode“ was published 2017 for Revolution D100 (196 pages) The first book is not important et all. “Merrie England: Robyn Hode” lost the following parts, compared with „Merrie England: Age of Chivalry“: - campaign - some stuff about demonology “Merrie England: Robyn Hode” has some additions, compared with „Merrie England: Age of Chivalry“: - Nottingham and Sherwood Forest and Sandbox-Setting with a lot of adventure hooks - description and stats for Robyn Hode and the Merrie Men

Vasala meets Sorala in New Pavis in Dark Season 1626. But the adventures in the book take place 1625. If Vasana, Harmast an Sorala are together in that adventure it has to be AFTER Dark Season 1626.

I love Vasanas Saga, as much i loved Ruriks story in RQ, and Biturian Varoshs story in Cults of Prax. But Vasanas Saga is illustrated! In RQG there are 17 Vasans Sage texts (besides the ones in the character creation chapter), and almost all of them come with an illustration somewhere in the book (most of the time nearby, in two cases somewhere entirely else in the book): text / picture (title) 138 / 136 (Battle of the Queens) 140 / 240 (Kallyrs pyre in Boldhome) 166 / 162 (meeting Biturian Varosh) 196 / 190 (The Block) 228 / 226 (The Paps) 235 / 232 (meeting Argrath in New Pavis) 238 / ? (meeting Sorala) 245 / 242? (Orlanth ceremonie) 255 / 252 (meeeting the shaman) 270 / 312 (Snakepipe Hollow) 352 / 350 (Spirits) 367 / 376 (Fighting in the Spirit World) 371 / 364 (Spiritworld) 372 / 373 (Lunar Snakes in the Spirit World) 383 / 380 (meeting the sorcerer) 407 / 402 (Gundas hostage) 419 / 414 (arming for westfaring) A few questions arise: Does my connection between the text on page 245 and the picture on page 242 seems to be correct? Have i missed a picture that belongs to the text on page 238? Will there be additional "Vasanas Saga" texts for: - the cover (that features Vasana, Yanioth, Harmast, Vishi, Vostor and Sorala) - the picture on page 4 (troll ambush in ruins; featuring Vasana, Yanioth, Harmast and Sorala) - the picture on page 98 (caravan; featuring Vasana, Yanioth, Harmast, Vishi, Vostor and Sorala) - the picture on page 268 (pig sacrifice at Ernalda Temple; featuring Vasana and Yanioth) And when in Vasanas Saga do you thing they take place? The cover of the "Gamemaster Screen Pack" also features Vasana, Harmast, and Sorala. When and where is that?

Since none of the RQ2 books were ever translated into german, and only two RQ3 Glorantha Supplements were (Apple Lane, Gods of Glorantha), my hope is that at some point all the glorious supplements will be available in german language. Since we don´t have a nostalgic past with RQ as the english speaking part of the world has, an RQ Classic line wouldn´t work in germany. So my only hope is that the RQ2 and RQ3 books will be republished updated for RQG, so that we can get these books in german language as well. :-)

Publish the three newly found ones as OSR now, and give us an update later on (in a couple of years, or so). IMHO all the RQ2 and RQ3 books should be updated to RQG and be republished in Aldryami version.

Meditate and Combat? You don´t meditate "on the fly". But if you have a duel in a few minutes, it can help the combatant that uses meditate, while he waits for the duell to start, a lot!

I used my genealogy program for the chart, and that program shows generations, not temporal spacing. RQG is in between RQ2 and RQ3, and that is exactly the space i was told by Jeff Richard i should place RQG.

Ringworld is a full RPG on it´s own, and was developed while Chaosium was writing RQ3, yes. But it is a Chaosium BRP game, and some of it´s rules made it´s way into the Big Golden Book. So i keep it where it is. Thieves World Companion is not part of this chart, as it is a supplement, not an RPG by itself or a new sezzing (only a companion to a setting). Since original Thieves World was published in 1981 it is a BRP game, not a RQ3 game. Hawkmoon is a RPG on itself, and and (like Stormbringer) based on BRP. If Hawkmoon would have been a setting/supplement for Stormbringer i would habe put it after Stormbringer 2nd Edition. Revolution D100 is missing, right. That needs to be fixed. Nomad Gods 2nd Edition was never published in english, not is not part of this chart. Magic World comes from Stormbringer 5, and not soooo much from BRP, maybe i should move it over to the Stormbringer/Elric!/Stormbringer 5 line.

Katherine Kerrs DEVERRY for BRP or Mythras would be great!

Yes, like White Walkers!... wait-a-minute... wrong setting...

Lets have a look at where they are: The Lhankor Mhy is looking at a statuette: an almost nude woman riding a snake --> looks like an earth temple to me According to the skull on the floor they don´t have a good house keeper, or the temple is abandoned.

We already have 5 BRP approaches to SciFi: - Worlds of Wonder; Chaosium 1982 (Future World booklet) - Other Suns, Fantasy Games Unlimited 1983 - Ringworld, Chaosium 1984 - Worlds Beyond, Other World Games 1989 - M-Space, Frostbyte 2016 But i would love to have another one in my collection.

This one?

My original list was: - D100 games (as in BRP, or BRP-like; Chaosium Core system... RQ based, or whatever you may call it) games, NOT games that use a d100 - as compatible/covertable as easy as possible - Backgrounds/settings for them - ONLY english language editions I wanted to show people that the d100/BRP-like game system(s) has so much more to offer than just the supplements for the game system you might be familiar with. If you play MYTHRAS --> have a look at RQ, RQG, Legend, BRP, Cthulhu, OpenQuest, Revolution D100 books too. MYTHRAS isn´t only a game with 30 or so supplements, it can be used with HUNDREDS of d100 supplements! Same for GMs of other d100 games. Have a look what the other d100/BRP-like game lines have to offer. My dream would be that an advertiseing for Mythras and RuneQuest and Revolution d100 supplements could be found at the back of a OpenQuest book. An advertiseing for RuneQuest and Openquest and Revolution d100 supplements could be found at the back of a Mythras book. etc. It is ONE BIG GAME SYSTEM FAMILY! Show it off. Show all that D&D and Pathfinder players that d100 has a bigger range of settings and more adventures than they think it has!

I seem to remember that someone of the Chaosium team said that it MIGHT end end as part of the GM Screen Pack as an "alternate character sheet". But i don´t know for sure.

Is there a chance to show Gregs original crude map?

A Gloranthan Bestiary like "Petersens Fields Guides..." should be coffee table sized, full colour, hardback, with more than one picture for every creature, AND it should be a book that covers creatures from ALL of Glorantha. Two to four pages per creature, depending how many variations and details of it are known. I imagine it would be a book the size of the Guide! I would LOVE to see a book like this, BUT i want to have game relevant books first. This Bestiary Guide would be a nice add on, if we are 20 books or so further in RuneQuests publishing schedule. Just my 2 cents...

Does "Daughters of Darkness" come with a lighter? Asking for a friend. 😉

Uhrwerk Verlag is a very good choice. The RuneQuest-Gesellschaft e.V. aka The Chaos Society is very happy about this!

I am happy with any Fantasy Earth/Mythic Earth/FantasyEurope setting i can get. No matter which of the D100 systems it is published for. We are blessed by the fact that so many different companies publish setting books for their game systems, which are very easy adaptable with little tro no efford. Chaosium will do Constantinople in 950 AD. GREAT! The Design Mechanisms Constantinople is set in 1450 AD. They supplement each other very well, and i don´t see a competition between the differentr game systems as long as they don´t publish the same setting set in the same time period.