AndreJarosch

One issue per year would be enough.

Out of nowhere this question popped up in my mind: Will Chaosium continue "Wyrm´s Footnotes" with # 16 at some point?

I wrote about the Heroquesting rules for RQG, which will be a chapter in the upcoming GM Book (and later on being expanded into its own supplement, as far as i have understood the current status). There is no gloranthan game called HeroQuest anymore. HeroQuest is the MB/Wizards of the Coast boardgame. The "other gloranthan RPG" is QuestWorlds. I don´t refer to neither of them.

IMHO the Heroquesting book is more important to get published soon than another adventure collection. If the HeroQuesting book is available future adventure collections can include heroquests (which will be more and more common as the Hero Wars continue to unfold), which will be a big plus for an adventure book. The Heroquest book will make it possible to publish even more important adventures. And Adventure books that include heroquest will sell more Heroquest books. Win-win.

You are currently laying the ground work to make it easier for future authors as well as yourself to publish more setting and adventure books. Take all the time you need to get the foundation of the next ten years+ of Gloranthan Gold into print. 👍

YES! Once the basic background books are published (Rulebook: Check; Bestiary: Check; Equipment: Check; Gods: in progress; Setting: in progress; GM book: in progeress) follow up publications will be a lot easier to write, because the building blocks are all there! Then new authors will find it much easier to write stuff for RQ, without Jeff and Jason forced to revise the manuscript to much.

The main question that arises: Are there stats for a gloranthan Jack Sparrow included? 😉

The print version of "Weapons & Equipment" should be out soon. The PDF version of "Gods of Glorantha" (which will ba a massive pack with about 800 pages) will be out soon.

That i overlooked the mention of Vinga in the Dorastor book is less disturbing to me, than the fact that i forgot KoS!

Aaarg... I went through all of the gaming books (RQ, HW, HQ) in my mind... forgot to check the "fiction" book.

As fas as i know the first mention of Vinga (female aspect/subcult of Orlanth) and Nandan (male aspect/subcult of Ernalda) was in "Storm Tribe" for the HeroWars RPG, published in 2001.

As far as i remember there are no chaotic snakemen in canon Glorantha. But YOUR GLORANTHA WILL VARY. A location infested with Snake Broos? A valley in which (Dragonewt like) chaotic Snakemen exist? Maybe they a jungle snake(men)s and live in the jungle of Teshnos or in Pamaltela? P.S.: For stats i would recommend to use the Call of Cthulhu stats for Serpernt People.

Getting Illuminated by her?

Yes! Screw with her plans! Make it harder for her to archive her goals! Slow the progress she makes down! That isthe way to interact with Jar-eel. It is a baaaaad idea to try to fight her face to face.

The best outcome of a PC confronting Jar-eel is not defeating her, but coming alive out of that situation.

From 1981 the BRP booklet (16 pages) was included in various of Chaosiums boxed RPG sets, but never included rules of SAN. The first time SAN was included in the BRP rules was with the publication of preview edition of the Big Golden Book "BRP Zero" edition in December 2007.

New JC adventure up! Velhara´s Mirror (follow up to "The Ruins of Bonn Kanach") https://tinyurl.com/2p969y5m

If you NEED stats for Jar-eel: Use Elric of Melnibonés stats from Stormbringer 5th edition (with full armour, Stormbringer, drugs, spells, favours of the Chaos Gods, etc.), and let him fight with four weapons in four arms.

We have TWO sets of Stats for her: 1. The White Bear & Red Moon / Dragon Pass stats 2. The Arduin Grimoire stats (D&D like) which were included in "Wyrms Footprint"

Jeff calles it "Dragon Pass Atlas". Jason has called it the "Dragon Pass Gazzetteer" (a break out book of the Sartar Set) Jeff calls it "Boldhome Guide". As far as i understood previous announcement this will be part of the Sartar Set, as the "Jonstown Guide" was part of the Starter Set.

Call of Cthulhu first Edition, first printing 1981.

I am sorry to say that, but EDGE belongs to the Asmodee Group, and they aren´t a fellew publisher of the hobby industry, but just a money making machine. If their calulations say, that it doesn´t make enough money they will not publish it.

Can you tell me the spanish title of that product, please? And when it was publishede (month/year).

Was anything else than the core rulebook published by EDGE for RQG?

Yes, that is absolutely correct. Watching the movie the character is so skilled that i thought he HAS TO be more than a mere Initiale. But you are right: If i stick with Initiate things are getting easier. It wasn´t my intention to use this as a starting point for a campaign ("starting PC"). It would be good as a set up for a one shot (multiple session, one bid adventure/small campaign) involving experienced PC´s.