AndreJarosch

8 minutes ago, TrippyHippy said:

Hmmm...Asterix comics might be a clever little source to use....

I can see the newest one as a Tarshite Seven Mothers ambassador coming to Apple Lane (or Clearwine). 🙂

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4 hours ago, Erol of Backford said:

https://glorantha.steff.in/digests/BellDigest/vol03p02.txt

https://wellofdaliath.chaosium.com/home/gloranthan-documents/personalities-of-glorantha/personalities-of-glorantha-ruric-runespear/

There do not seem to be many references to these Rune Lords so you cloud likely have them still associated with Alebard's Tower unless they were dead...

What would your PC's do if the Rune Lord in question is deceased?

The last thing i read about them (both characters played by Bill Keyes) were that they were part of the "Assault on the Isle of the Dead" (Seas Season 1615), shortly before "The Great Raid on the Temple of the Wooden Swor" where Niselda, the invisible child, was born. 
They were not mentioned in that one or in "The Dissolution of the Temple of the Wooden Sword" at the end of 1615. 
But maybe they were on a mission/quest and returned to Alebards Tower later. 

If my PCs learn that the Rune Lord is deceased, than the obigation between with that Rune Lord with the Wooden Sword has ended with their death, so no further action is needed. 
It would be a problem, if they learn that the Rune Lord is deceased, and later on they find out that the information was wrong, and he hasn´t!

In my campaign Eltang Swiftfoot, the latest aldryami carrier of the Wooden Sword, had the idea to plant the sword in the ashes of Rist (including an adlryami ritual), where it would become the seed of the new Shanasse tree of the forest that will grow at this place. 
With the connection of this sword to DEATH, you can imagine what kind of aldryami that forest will host. 🙂

In my campaign Eltang Swiftfoot is wounded/weak and has taken refuge among the elves of the Bid Rubble. There my group of PCs met him, and were given the Wooden Sword, with the task to bring it to the shes of Rist and bury it there with the proper ritual (they have to convince an aldryami shaman from the Elder Wilds to do that for them, as the last step of this quest). But first they have to do a long sidequest: 
The Wooden Sword is still attached to the rune level member of the former Temple of the Wooden Sword. The sword needs the blessing (Them letting go of the attachement) of every rune level member of the former Temple of the Wooden Sword, before the sword agrees to be used as seed for a new Shanassee tree. 
My PCs are now tracking down the members of the former Temple of the Wooden Sword one by one, to get their blessings, before they can go to the Elder Wilds, get the sham,an to accompany them and travvel to Rist to plant this "sword-seed". 
My PCs (as well as Eltang Swiftfoot) do not know who of the members of the Temple of the Wooden Sword was rune level... the heck... r´they don´t know if people that were in the friends group of the Temnple were Humakti et all. 
So they have to track don´t one of them, and get more informations about the other members from him... etc. 

The list they have (and what i "know"): 
- Londra of Londros (Humakti Runelord, currently in Old Wind)
- Naimless (Humakti Runelord, currently in Clearwine)
- Alebard (Humakti Runelord, in Alebards Tower? Maybe already dead?)
- Eril Silksword (Humakti Runelord, in Alebards Tower?, Maybe already dead?)
- Genevieve Leclercq (not a Humakti Runelord, not even a Humakti, an Orlanth Adventuous/Vingan)
- Tamara Tree-chop (former bearer of the wooden sword, retired Humakti, now running the Geos Runegate Inn)
- Jonathon Trollsbane (Humakti Runelord, somewhere in Heortland?)
- Jondar Blackmane (Humakti Runelord, somewhere in Heartland?)
- Bagtrap (Humakti Runelord, jumped into the mouth of the Bronze Dragons during a caravan over the mountains to Balazar, must have spit out by the dragon, because is now active in Pavis)
- Contand Aloidan (Humakti Runelord, last seen in the Uplamnd Marsh)
- Aceling (Humakti Runelord, wereabouts unknown)
- Ashborn Twiceborn (not a Humakti Runelord, not even a Humakti, an Orlanth runelord, in Clearwine)

Movies: 
Bahubali (as mentioned above)
Vaiana 
Princess Mononoke 

Novel: 
Queen´s Heir by John E. Boyle... written for Glorantha, then convertet to Hittites
 

35 minutes ago, g33k said:

Or just a slightly larger space.  Some use "#" for lbs; and as long as we're writing our units anyhow, I don't see a separate whole field is all that useful...

I don´t know what you suggest. I am thinking: 

On 10/1/2023 at 7:24 PM, Ian Absentia said:

Gender:
(M) = Male?
(FM) = Fee-Male?
(O) = Optional?

You might neatly avoid a minefield of assumptions by simply placing a blank space after "Gender:" as you did with all of the other Identity qualifiers.

Could we have a neutral blank space after Height and Weight, too. 
I have no clue how many foot and inches some hight is. I use meters and centimeters. 
Same for lbs. I use kg. 

Like in the Real World (TM): It doesn´t have to be ballanced, nor does it have to be "fair". 

12 minutes ago, g33k said:

This image totally makes me want to run a time-travelers' campaign... or maybe a "reincarnations / past-lives;" where you've got different eras' campaigns intermixed...?

Good idea!

In the first adventure (first life) greek warriors fight ancient beings (Nephilim / Anunnaki / the Greek Gods) by stealing their weapons and (since they can´t be destoyed) put them in a concealed location. 

In the second adventure (second life) in the 1960s some regular people gets triggered by an event and get flashbacks to their past lives, and search for the lost location to find the weapons they secured in their first life. 

In the third adventure (third life) in the 22nd century the same people get triggered again, and have to become mercenaries to fight the returned ancient beings that threaten their world. 

What was Storm Bull know for before the invasion of Chaos into the world?

If we have a look at the Iniitiation of Orlanth Myth (King of Sartar page 52ff) then Urox/Storm Bull was not afraid of the wild animals, fought them, and finally relesed them. 

I assume that Storm Bull was alwsays the PROTECTOR of the people east of Dragon Pass (Prax & Wastes), and that his "job" always was to stop any physical thread from other creatures, that might harm "his people". 

IMHO Chaos only was the most dangerous thred from the time it has entered the world up to now, and therefore Storm Bull is known as Chaos Killer. 

Before Chaos entered the world (and after the world has been cleaned from chaos again... so... never... but hypothetical...) he was (and will be again) the protector of his people. 

11 hours ago, g33k said:

@AndreJarosch -- a couple of mod's to your master list:

TDM's "Star Wars" title was never anything "official," just a freebie; but it has been withdrawn (it's an expensive property, and has expensive lawyers attached).  OOP.

"Worlds Beyond" is not OOP!  It's available from "Precis Intermedia" -- I think one of their key schtick's is to find older properties and buy the rights, or just set up a POD / distribution-license or the like (n.b. I don't know the details, but they have a *lot* of older & smaller titles in their stable of games).

Corrected.

4 minutes ago, g33k said:

1380's Mythic Russia is HQ, which is mechanically-unrelated to BRP.

"Val du Loup" shows the odd date-range of "10. Jh. – 13. Jh."

I believe d101's "The Company" is OOP; the author has apparently "vanished" from RPGspace & Newt has taken it down.
 

(Your list, by the by, is a really *excellent* list; please forgive my anal-retentive natterings, I'm just trying to stand on the shoulders of AndreJiant... )

Mythic Russia deleted. 

"10. Jh. – 13. Jh." is a remenant of the fact that i created this list for me and a german forum. Changed it to "10th-13th Century". 

Added OOP to The Company. 

Thanks for the compliment. 
Originally i made this list for myself, then i put it up to a german forum, and have tried to keep it up to date. 

11 minutes ago, g33k said:

Also worth noting that many of those products are exceedingly rare, and largely unlikely to become more-available.

It might be worth adding some sort of notations to indicate availabilty / rarity.

I added "OOP" to all products not currently available (as far as i know)... which is the majority of D100 settings. 

37 minutes ago, Mugen said:

@AndreJaroschI don't know if you wanted to list only english-speaking BRP products, but there has been a second edition of Hawkmoon by Oriflam in French in the 90s.

It was based on Elric! system.

This list only features english language products. 

31 minutes ago, SDLeary said:

Magic World

Super World

Future World

... You might even create a slipcase for them, and sell them as a set... A name for this set is on the tip of my tongue! 😉   Note that these would be more than simple genre books, but they would also provide guidance for GMs as to how to integrate the options presented into their settings.

That was "Worlds of Wonder", the original BRP box, as Jason Durall would say. 

But they are not SETTINGS, they are settingless genre packs, and therefore not on my list (same as RQ3 or Mythras). 

It not only BRP, but ALL D100 Systems, but may be helpful to see a) what is already out there, b) where do get inspirations from and c) where are "gaps" that may need to be filled with new BRP publications (including a lot of OOP products).

Historical Settings for D100-Systems

Ice Age =
40.000 BC: The Land of Ice and Stone (Mongoose, Legend)

Babylon =
1765 BC: Mythic Babylon (The Design Mechanism, Mythras)

Egypt

??? BC: The Tomb of Set (The Design Mechanism, Mythras)

Roman Republic =
753 BC – 27 BC : “Rome “ (Alephtar BRP - OOP) or “Mythic Rome” (TDM, Mythras)

Roman Empire =
27 BC – 284: Ultimate Legions Guide (Mystical Throne Entertainment; Legend - OOP)
ca. 80 : “Cthulhu Invictus” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)

Arthurs Britain =
485 – 565 : "King Arthur Pendragon RPG" (Chaosium, Green Knight or Nocturnal)
OR
495+ : "Mythic Britain" (TDM, Mythras)

Charlemagne =
775 – 811 : "Paladin RPG" (Nocturnal, Pendragon game system)

Vikings =
780 – 1070 : “Vikings” (AH, RuneQuest 3 - OOP)
OR
793 – 1066 : “Vikings” (Mongoose, RuneQuest II - OOP) or “Vikings of Legend” (Mongoose Legend)
OR
930 – 1050 : “Mythic Iceland” (Chaosium, BRP)

Dark Ages/Crusades =
950 – 1050 : “Cthulhu Dark Ages” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu - OOP)
OR
1095 + : “Deus Vult” (Mongoose, RuneQuest II/Legend)
OR
1186 – 1272 : “Stupor Mundi” (Alephtar, Mongoose RuneQuest - OOP)
OR
1206+ : “Crusaders of the Amber Coast” (Alephtar, BRP - OOP)
OR
10th – 13th Century: „Val-du-loup“ (Chaosium, BRP - OOP)

Robin Hoods England =
1137 – 1247 : “Merry England” (Alephtar, Mongoose RuneQuest or - 2nd Edition - Alephtar, BRP - OOP) or “Robyn Hoode” (Alephtar, Revolution D100)

Constantinople =
1450+ : “Mythic Constantinople” (TDM, Mythras)

Musketiers
1625 - 1715 : Swordpoint - A Swashbuckling Roleplaying Zine (Gallant Knight Games)

30 year war in England =
1645+ : “Clockwork & Chivalry” (Cakebread & Walton, Renaissance)

Pirates =
1680 – 1720 : “Pirates” (Mongoose, RuneQuest - OOP) or “Pirates of Legends” (Mongoose, Legend)
OR
1655 – 1730 : “Blood Tide” (Chaosium, BRP - OOP)

Viktorian England =
1837 – 1901: “Agents of the Crown” (Chaosium; BRP - OOP)

1950s-1990s Secret Agents
Secret Agency (Juancho Duma Dragunov)

Modern Day Miltary
The Company (D101 Games; OpenQuest - OOP)

Modernd Day (late 1990s) Occult
Nephilim (Chaosium; Nephilim - OOP)

ASIA

Ancient China =
184 – 280: “Ulimate Three Kingdoms Guide” (Mystical Throne Entertainment; Legend - OOP)
618+ : "The Celestial Empire" (Alephtar, BRP - OOP)

Huns/Turks/Mongols =
500 BC – 1500 : “Winds on the Steppes” (Alephtar, BRP - OOP)
1189 – 1277: Ulimate Mongol Empire Guide (Mystical Throne Entertainment; Legend - OOP)

Japan =
794 - 1192 : “Land of the Samurai” (Mongoose, RuneQuest - OOP) or “Samurai of Legend” (Mongoose, Legend)
OR
1160 - 1615 : “Land of Ninja” (AH, RuneQuest 3 - OOP)

Polynesia =
1500? : “Mythic Polynesia” (TDM, Mythras)


Others

Lovecraftian Investigators =
950 – 1050 : “Cthulhu Dark Ages” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)
1645 : “Clockwork & Cthulhu” (Cakebread & Walton, Clockwork & Chivalry)
1650 - 1730 "Corsairs of Cthulhu" (New Comet Games)
1749 : “Dark Streets” (Cakebread & Walton, Renaissance)
1789 : “Reign of Terror” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)
1795-1810 : "Convicts & Cthulhu" (Cthulhu Reborn, Call of Cthulhu)
1810s : "Regency Cthulhu" (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)
1850 : “Five Points” (Mystical Throne Entertainment; Renaissance)
1880s : “Cthulhu by Gaslight” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu - OOP) and “Down Darker Trails” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)
1920s : “Call of Cthulhu” & hundrets of supplements (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)
1930s : “Pulp Cthulhu” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu)
1940s : “Achtung! Cthulhu” (Moedipus, Call of Cthulhu)
1950s : “Atomic-Age Cthulhu” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu - OOP)
1980s – Now : “Cthulhu Now” (Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu) or “Delta Green” (Pagan Publishing, Call of Cthulhu) oder “The Laundry” (Cublicle 7, Call of Cthulhu - OOP)
Future : "Apocthulhu (Cthulhu Reborn, Call of Cthulhu)

Investigators (non-lovecraftian) =
1880er: "Private Eye" (Redaktion Phantastik)

Old West =
"Down Darker Trails" (Chaosium; Call of Cthulhu)
OR
"Devil´s Gulch" (Chaosium, BRP - OOP)
OR
“Aces High“ and „Aces High: New Mexico“ (Chaosium; BRP - OOP)



In development:

~ 1250 BC: Mythic Greece (The Design Mechanism, Mythras)
950 AD : Vikings (Chaosium, BRP?) – New edition of “Mythic Island”
950 AD : Varangian Rus (Chaosium, BRP?)
950 AD : Arabian Nights (Chaosium, BRP?)
950 AD : Constantinople (Chaosium, BRP?)
1600s AD : Pirates (Chaosium, BRP?) – New edition of “Blood Tide”?
Now: Department M (Spionage) (The Design Mechanism, Mythras)


Settings all D100-Systems miss:

3500 – 60 BC : Ancient Egypt

600 – 900 oder 900 – 1697 : Aztheks/Maya/Inca
1519 – 1571 : Conquistadores in Mesoamerica
1559 - 1603: Elisabethan England
600 - 1200 : Ancient India


Settings for D100-Systems based on Books, Movies, Comics etc.

Michael Moorcocks Elric of Menibone D100 =
“Stormbringer” (1st - 4th Edition, Chaosium - OOP)
OR
Elric! (Chaosium) oder Stormbringer 5th Edition (Chaosium - OOP)
OR
Elric of Melnibone (Mongoose, RuneQuest or MRQ II - OOP)

Michael Moorcocks Dorian Hawkmoon D100 =
“Hawkoon” (Chaosium - OOP)
OR
“Hawkmoon” (Mongoose, RuneQuest - OOP)

Michael Moorcocks Corum D100 =

“Corum” (Darksyde; Stormbringer 5th Edition - OOP)

Superheros D100=
“Superworld” (Chaosium - OOP)
OR
“Destined” (The Design Mechanism, Mythras)


Larry Nivens Ringworld D100=
“Ringworld” (Chaosium - OOP)

Wendy Pinis ElfQuest D100 =
“ElfQuest” (Chaosium - OOP)

Fritz Leibers Lankhmar D100 =
“Lankhmar” (Mongoose, RuneQuest - OOP) or „Lhankhmar Unleashed”(Mongoose, RuneQuest II - OOP)

Jack Vances Lyonesse D100 =
"Lyonesse" (The Design Mechanism, Mythras)

Pat Mills Slaine D100 =
"Slaine" (Mongoose, RuneQuest - OOP)

Bryan Talbots Luther Arkwright D100 =
"Luther Arkwright" (TDM, Mythras)

Ben Aaronovitchs Riververse D100 =
"Rivers of London" (Chaosium)

Greg Staffords Glorantha D100 =
“RuneQuest” (2nd Edition, Chaosium)
OR
"RuneQuest - Roleplaying in Glorantha" (Chaosium)

Like Robert E. Howards Conan of Cimmeria D100 =
“The Savage North” (D101 Games, OpenQuest)

Like J.R.R. Tolkiens Middle Earth D100 =
“Age of Shadow” (Crooked Staff Publications, OpenQuest)

Like Gene Wolfes "Book of the New Sun" D100 =
"Chronicles of Future Earth" (Chaosium, BRP - OOP)

Like Traveller D100 =
“M-Space” (frostbite, M-Space)

Star Wars D100 =
“RuneQuest 6 Star Wars” (TDM, RuneQuest6/Mythras - OOP)

Other SciFi D100 =
“Other Suns” (Fantasy Games Unlimited - OOP)
OR
"Worlds Beyond" (Other Worlds Publications)
OR
“River of Heaven” (D101 Games, OpenQuest)
OR
“M-Space” (frostbite, M-Space)

Like World of Darkness D100 =
“After the Vampire Wars” (TDM, Mythras)

"DESTINED - Das Superhelden-Rollenspiel" ist nach "MYTHRAS - Das Fantasy-Rollenspiel" und "M-SPCE - Das Science-Fiction-Rollenspiel" das dritte alleinstehende Rollenspiel der 100 Questen Gesellschaft e.V., welches nach den selben W100-Regeln funktioniert (den MYTHRAS-Regeln, welche ihrerseits eine Weiterentwicklung des RuneQuest- bzw. Basic Roleplaying-Systems sind).

Alle drei Rollenspiele sind voll miteinander kompatibel, so dass jedes der drei Rollenspiele für sich oder in jeder Kombination gespielt werden kann:

Fantasy und historische Settings: MYTHRAS

SciFi (egal ob Space Opera, Hard SciFi, Space Marines, Cyberpunk oder Apokalyptisch): M-SPACE

Superhelden/Anti-Superhelden: DESTINED

Science Fantasy (wie Flash Gordon oder John Carter of Mars): MYTHRAS und M-SPACE

Kosmische Superhelden (wie Guardians of the Galaxy): DESTINED und M-SPACE

Superhelden in Fantasy-/Presudohistorischen Settings (wie die Rückblenden in Eternals): MYTHRAS, DESTINED und M-SPACE

Es ist z.B. möglich Historische Fantasy in Rom zu spielen (MYTHRAS + MYTHIC ROME), welches von Außerirdischen Raumschiffen mit ihrer Roboterarmee (M-SPACE!) angegriffen wird, in dem die Spieler die Rollen römischer Superhelden übernehmen (DESTINED), welche ihre Fähigkeiten geheim gehalten haben, da sie nicht von der Legion für die Ausweitung des römischen Reiches missbraucht werden möchten, sondern sich nur der Verteidigung der Stadt Rom verpflichtet fühlen, damit sowas wie der "Brennus-Zwischenfall" sich nicht widerholt. Roms Superhelden sind die letzte Hoffnung Rom vor der Bedrohung der Außerirdischen und ihrer Roboter zu retten!
Und das alles mit einem Grundregelsystem, ohne mehrere Spielsysteme miteinander kombinieren/konvertieren zu müssen.

Die häufigste Frage , die wir von Nicht-W100-Spielern gestellt bekommen, beantworten wir hier gleich vorab:

FRAGE: "Was macht DESTINED denn besser, um Superhelden in einem Rollenspiel zu spielen, als andere Superhelden-Rollenspiele?"

ANTWORT: Viele Superheldenrollenspiele folgen einem abstrakten Regelansatz um Superheldenkräfte, ihre Wirkung, Dauer, etc. in einer Comic- oder Film-Story dazustellen, bei der Superkräfte häufig so funktionieren (oder nicht funktionieren) wie der Plot der Handlung es erfordert.
DESTINED bildet Superheldenkräfte mit logischen Regeln eines simulationistischen Ansatzes heraus ab, und verzichtet dabei auf - dem Plot der Geschichte geschuldeten - Ungereimtheiten beim Einsatz der Superheldenkräfte... und es macht es mit W100!!!

Since i already have ALL of Chaosiums RPGs that are based upon BRP, plus Mythras, plus OpenQuest, plus M-Space, plus SimpleQuest, plus Jackals, plus Revolution D100, plus Other Suns, plus... you get it. 

I would like to see a setting, and scenarios (and/or a campaign) for it. 
But not any setting, but a setting that is tailored for BRP. A setting that works especially well with BRP and that other RPGS would have problems to make it easy to play in with their game systems. 

I have no clue what kind of setting that might be, but that would be what i want from a new BRP supplement. 
 

19 minutes ago, Erol of Backford said:

Please make suggestions as to how one might get a teaspoon of Mistress Race Troll tears.

Maybe there is a Hero Quest to where one of them are sad?

What makes a troll cry?

Get her right after she had to leave Wonderhome, because Yelm came down into the underworld and burnt everything down. 
I suppose that had made even Mistress Race trolls very sad (besides making them furious). 

1 minute ago, SDLeary said:

Yes. Tape bound monographs are even more scarce though, probably due to their fragile nature. 

I would love to see all of these back, but I know that 0369-0372 have a very slim chance in hell of ever seeing the light of day! 😉

SDLeary

Buy Deluxe RuneQuest (Avalon Hill) and you have all four. 

19 hours ago, g33k said:

I stand corrected! (*)

The 4 SB titles are out of license (unless Chaosium gets that back (which seems possible -- AIUI the main architect of the French company has passed (or am I recalling a different French RPG company?))).

But the 80 CoC could go up onto MR, if the authors wanted (does MR have edition requirements, e.g. only editions in-print?).

The same question as my OP applies:  I'm pretty sure Chaosium has returned the rights to (at least most of) those authors, and they're free to re-publish on the MR; I dunno, maybe some of them already have been re-published there???
But for most... is anyone in a position to nudge those folks?

And then there are 28 BRP monographs.  Some of those were QUITE well-received (and not yet re-homed at other publishers)...  A couple of meh, to be sure.  But... 15-20 ORC-eligible (and likely successful) products, perhaps?

For which, I reiterate my OP query...

 

 

 

CHAOSIUM BRP MONOGRAPHS

Jun 08                   0352       Ashes to Ashes                    (Jeff Moeller)                                                      dark fantasy setting

Jun 08                   0357       Berlin 61                              (Christopher Barnhart)                                      espionage horror setting

Jul 09                    0360       Agents of the Crown          (Scott Pyle)                                                          Victorian pulp action

Dec 08                  0365       Outpost 19                           (Nick Middleton)                                               comando scifi     

Mar 09                  0366       Aces High                            (Stuart Godbolt)                                                  mystical western

Apr 09                   0368       BRP Adventures                 (Many)                                                                  winners of 2008 contest

May 09                  0369       Basic Players                     (Perrin, Stafford, Krank)

May 09                  0370       Basic Magic                       (Stafford, Krank, Turney)

May 09                  0371       Basic Creatures                   (Sandy Petersen and Steve Perrin)

May 09                  0372       Basic Gamemaster             (Stafford, Krank, Rolston, Petersen, Perrin)

Aug 09                  0374       Light without Shadow, ...  (David Fitzgerald )                                             Fantasy adventure

May 09                  0375       In Search of the Trollslayer(Troy Wilhelmson)                                           Fantasy adventure

Aug 09                  0376       Val-du-Loup                        (Guy Dondlinger )                                              Luxembourg knights

Oct 09                   0378       The River Terror                 (Many)                                                                 winners of 2009 contest

Oct 09                   0383       Classic Fantasy                  (Rodney Leary)                                                   dungeon crawl homage

Oct 09                   0384       Fractured Hopes                 (Charles Green)                                                   Space Fantasy

Dec 09                  0385       Modern Equipment Catalog(Domenic de Bechi & Rob Thomas)           Modern

Dec 09                  0386       BRP Witchcraft                  (Byron Alexander)                                             setting and rules

Dec 09                  0388       The Green                            (Scott Heiney)                                                     fantasy 

Apr 10                   0389       Rubble & Ruin                    (Richard LeDuc)                                                 apocalyptic/crime

Jun 10                   0392       Dust to Dust                         (Jeff Moeller)                                                      dark fantasy setting

Oct 10                   0398       Lords of Tarsa                    (James Brian King)

Mar 11                  0400       Blood & Badges                 (8 People)                                                             Adventure collection

Jun 11                   0401       Operation Ulysses               (Eric Lane Webb)                                              SciFi

Jul 12                    0407       Aces High New Mexico    (Stuart Godbolt)

Jul 12                    0409       A Nation Ransomed          (Scrivner, Devaney, Barnhart & Christensen) adventure collection

Aug 12                  0411       Swords of Cydoria             (Christian Conkle)

4 hours ago, SDLeary said:

Wooo! What was the monograph number on the "Players Book" monograph! I have the others and have been searching for that one for a while.

SDLeary

0369 Basic Players

I miss 0370 Basic Magic in my collection. 

11 minutes ago, g33k said:

Only the CoC monographs (which I think are about half of them).

Plenty of others that are clearly non-Mythos "plain ol' BRP" monographs.

There were 112 Monographs: 
4 Stormbringer 
28 BRP (which include 4 books directly copied from RQ3)
80 CoC

I know, because i have all of them except one on my shelf. 

 

They could ge back to life right now as a Miskatonic Repository publication, if i am not mistaken. 

On 8/16/2023 at 11:09 AM, skull said:

Ancient egyptian, roman, greek or other earth non mythos gods rpg stats for call of cthulhu rpg.  looking for isis, sobek,sebek, anubus, and others. Any stats for any mytholoical gods norse, aztec. basically non cthulhu mythos gods, dieties etc.  i know i have seen some in books, but i can't recall what books. I know some think stating god is pointless, i would be using them as avatars, not a full manifestation of the god but just a part of a god.  if you know of any books that have such stats please let me know.

I would give them stats in line with the Dreamland Gods.