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Call of Cthulhu 7th edition co-authors Mike Mason and Paul Fricker are guests at the Innsmouth Literary Festival, taking place at the King's House Conference Centre in Bedford, UK on September 30th. This one day event celebrates the centenary of Weird Tales magazine and weird and speculative fiction in general and includes guest authors, readings, panel discussions, screenings, trade stands, and gaming. Among the other distinguished guests are Call of Cthulhu writers Matt Sanderson (The Grand Grimoire, Saturnine Chalice), Scott Dorward (Masks of Nyarlathotep Peru chapter), and Chris Lackey (Cults of Cthulhu). Book your tickets at Eventbrite.

Designing Role-playing Games Writer and game designer Mike Mason discusses the process of writing for role-playing games. National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EW, United Kingdom 7 November, 5:30PM-7:00PM In addition to talking about conceiving, writing, and revising role-playing scenarios, Mike will discuss using real-world history in game writing. Mike will also guide the audience through the process of creating a Call of Cthulhu scenario based on the National Library of Scotland's history and collections. Mike's talk will be followed by a brief introduction to the library's resources for aspiring or experienced game writers. This event is presented in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh's History & Games Lab. Attendance is free but ticketed: please register at Eventbrite.

Heh, we (Chaosium) gave up on Reddit when the mods of the Call of Cthulhu subreddit chided the official Chaosium reddit account for engaging in "self promotion".

The Shadow Over Providence is a Call of Cthulhu scenario written by Jon Hook of the Miskatonic University Podcast/Modern Mythos Podcast. It was developed and first published by Chaosium to celebrate NecronomiCon 2019, and now it has been expanded for VTT play on Roll20! Enhanced for VTT This product is Enhanced for Virtual Tabletop by Chaosium. Improvements include new character portraits, handouts, and art. New and highly detailed maps hold hidden vents and clues, and are available in variant themes allowing the Keeper to change the mood of the game with the click of a button. 1920s Hotel Asset Pack This asset pack contains 56 unique themed assets to furnish your hotels and homes. Common furniture such as beds, tables, and rugs are included as well as suspicious clues and marks for your players to uncover as they explore the battlemap! Enhanced for VTT Chaosium products also include large scene paintings which support theater of the mind play—atmospheric art will immerse your players in the setting. SHADOW OVER PROVIDENCE SCENARIO MODULE – $4.99 1920s HOTEL ASSET PACK – $4.99 SHADOW OVER PROVIDENCE BUNDLE (includes Scenario Module and 1920s Hotel Asset Pack – $7.98 (save 20%)

Martin Helsdon's new Jonstown Compendium book is a work-in-progress—he's going to add even more gorgeous full colour art by Mark Smylie and others! If you buy the PDF now, you'll get all these updates at no extra cost. A great model for releasing community content!

"The lines have been cast off, the crew have pushed away from the quay with fending poles, and the sweeps are deployed until we catch the breeze...." Martin Helsdon's magnificent and magisterial Ships & Shores of Southern Genertela has just been released on the Jonstown Compendium. Winner of the 2019 Greg Stafford Memorial Award for Gloranthan Fandom, Martin's latest magnum opus is 393 pages of entertaining, meticulously researched text about seafaring in Glorantha, including the running tale 'A Periplus of Southern Genertela'. And this book is also feast for the eyes, profusely and exquisitely illustrated by Mark Smylie, Angus McBride (yes, really), Don Lawrence, Andrew Howat, Kris Herbert, Juha Heinänen, Simon Bray, Philip McDonnell, and fellow Greg Stafford Memorial Award winner Katrin Dirim. "A massive, gloriously-illustrated tome that covers nautical affairs as thoroughly as his Armies & Enemies covered warfare," says Nick Brooke. Ships & Shores of Southern Genertela Martin Helsdon ($24.95, 393 page PDF) Explores the vessels of the Third Age, with particular emphasis on the shipbuilding and shiphandling originating in the waters of Choralinthor Bay following the Opening of the Seas by the hero demigod Dormal. This 392-page book explores the maritime traditions of the new generations of sailors, especially those of the lands and islands about the Bay: Esrolia, Heortland, and the Rightarm Islands. Throughout the book, the Periplus of Southern Genertela recounts the life of an Issaries merchant, as he sails about Choralinthor Bay, voyages to the island of Melib, travels to distant Noloswal, and other places, encountering opportunities and perils, all beautifully illustrated by Katrin Dirim. He walks the streets and visits the temples of Nochet, sails to Karse, Handra, Kaxtorplose, and many other cities, swims down to the merfolk city of Deeper, and recalls a trip to the City of Wonders as a child. nb Martin advises that the book is a work-in-progress and will be updated with even more gorgeous full colour art. If you purchase the PDF now, you automatically receive all updates to the file at no additional cost.

Did you know Rivers of London: The Roleplaying Game features exclusive Rivers of London short fiction by the creator of the series himself, Ben Aaronovitch? Start exploring Ben Aaronovitch's magical version of London – Rivers of London: The Roleplaying Game is available now in full color hardcover, special leatherette edition, and at DriveThruRPG! Plus in retail distribution worldwide. ”The close relationship with Aaronovitch and the team’s passion for the project has paid off with a game that faithfully captures both the tone and feel of the books.” — Wyrd Science #4. 2023 ENNIE Awards nominee for Product of the Year and silver winner for Best Rules.

Is it easier to write for a complex established setting or to invent content for a blank slate? In this Chaosium Interview with Jason Durall, creative director of RuneQuest and all things Basic Roleplaying, he talks to James Coquillat about how to write content for generic settings! BRP’s Universal Game Engine is available royalty-free for personal and commercial use under the ORC license. Use these rules, and focus on creating your worlds, scenarios and even books to sell!

In this Chaosium Interview, Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason discusses how your Investigators can move around the world and what globetrotting brings to your campaign! He's talking with James Coquillat.

The city of Pavis, located on the fabled River of Cradles, is one of the RuneQuest TTRPG's oldest and most iconic settings. Explore it further with community content at the Jonstown Compendium! Old Pavis: The City that Time Forgot Ian A. Thomson & Friends, including Peter Johanssen, R. Andrew Bean, John R. Hutchinson, Graeme Prowse ($19.75, 242 page PDF) The second volume in a hugely expanded re-release of the original Companion series*. An 'old school' campaign, updated to the new rules system (RQG), yet in the classic style of RQ2 gameplay. Independent mercenaries seeking adventure and glory, who slowly but surely become more connected with the Cult of Pavis, until they end up as Champions of the Old City! *And the long-awaited print-on-demand edition of New Pavis: City on the Edge of Forever, volume one in the series, is now available, $35.95 for a massive 224-page colour hardcover tome! River of Cradles Hex Map wargaluk ($1.99, 3 page PDF) This hex map depicts the Zola Fel Valley region of Prax and its immediate surroundings. It has a modern, minimalist visual style that is optimized for legibility and ease of use. Significant geographical features were relocated and redrawn to better fit the hex grid. The intended scale of the map is 3 miles (approximately 5 kilometers) per hex. Under the Jonstown Compendium community content license, fans of Greg Stafford's world of Glorantha can sell and share their own material on DriveThruRPG. If that appeals, check out the Jonstown Compendium Guidelines and start creating!

Did you know you can now purchase Call of Cthulhu Roll20 VTT titles direct from DriveThruRPG? And there are even bundles which come with the PDF version too. What's more, this also includes community content Call of Cthulhu titles in the Miskatonic Repository! Check them all out here: more titles are being added regularly!

Details about the first Regency Cthulhu novel, out in April 2024! Secrets & Sacrifices A Regency Cthulhu Novel By Cath Lauria Explore a new world of monsters and manners in this darkly captivating regency romance with an eldritch twist from renowned roleplaying game, Call of Cthulhu When Cassandra Wright’s father was accused of murder her whole life fell apart, leaving her with no prospects, no money, and a broken engagement. But Cassandra always suspected foul play. Five years later, she’s determined to discover the truth. With her childhood friend Thomas reluctantly acting as her new husband-to-be, Cassie must talk her way into the home of her former fiancé, who she’s convinced knows more than he ever let on. Once inside she’ll have to navigate the pitfalls of polite society while attempting to dig deep into her father’s life. There are dark, twisted secrets lurking in the shadows, and Cassie must unravel them before they can consume her. More details here.

Nottingham, UK; Ann Arbor, MI, US — Aug 31st, 2023 — Asmodee Entertainment are delighted to announce that Aconyte Books, the fiction imprint of global games group Asmodee, has secured a multi-year agreement with tabletop RPG masters Chaosium to create and publish brand new novels in their Call of Cthulhu® game settings Regency Cthulhu and Cthulhu by Gaslight. Call of Cthulhu is the revered roleplaying game of investigation and horror set in the 1920s. Inspired by the arcane fantasy fiction of HP Lovecraft and other writers who have added to the Cthulhu Mythos over many decades, this is the first time official licensed fiction has been set in Call of Cthulhu’s acclaimed Victorian and Regency settings. Regency Cthulhu sets the action in the late 18th Century England, where the masked balls and the society calendar are fronts for sinister cultists to further their own dark conspiracies. In the first Regency Cthulhu novel, Secrets & Sacrifices (April 2024), the indomitable Cassandra Wright goes in search of the cruel nobleman who drove her father to the grave. The secrets she uncovers, however, threaten to drive her to the brink of sanity. Author Cath Lauria is a talented Colorado-based author with a long track record in fantasy, SF, suspense and romance – and an unusual large collection of edged weapons. The first Cthulhu by Gaslight novel will follow in summer 2024, revealing sinister forces threatening the very heart of terror-struck Victorian London. More information on this and future titles will follow in due course. Aconyte’s Publishing Director Marc Gascoigne said, “As long-time fans and players of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game, we’re delighted to be able to collaborate on publishing novels in these fabulously imaginative settings. Let’s face it – Bridgerton with extra tentacles and Sherlock Holmes facing off against shoggoths – what’s not to love? Our mission to bring game worlds to life with new and untold stories makes these two series a perfect fit for the Aconyte range.” Jeff Richard, Chaosium’s Creative Director, said, “We are so excited to be working with Aconyte on these stories. We can’t wait for our fans to get a chance to read new Call of Cthulhu novels!” Aconyte’s novels are published in trade paperback and ebook format, and audiobook editions are currently under discussion. Distribution to the book trade is through Simon & Schuster, and to tabletop gaming stores by Asmodee. About Aconyte Books & Asmodee Entertainment Aconyte Books is the publishing arm of Asmodee Entertainment, a platform of global games publisher and distributor Asmodee, a member of the Embracer Group of companies. Our mission is to extend Asmodee’s intellectual properties into novels and comics, TV/film, location-based entertainment, and consumer products, working closely with Asmodee Boardgames and our digital divisions. As well as novels from the many worlds of Asmodee’s games, Aconyte is also extending its catalogue with key partnerships, including several ranges of novels set in the worlds of Marvel comics and Ubisoft’s computer games. Learn more at aconytebooks.com and asmodee-entertainment.biz About Chaosium Inc Chaosium Inc was founded by visionary game designer Greg Stafford in 1975. The roleplaying games RuneQuest, Call of Cthulhu, Pendragon, and Basic Roleplaying – as well as such classic board and card games as White Bear & Red Moon (later called Dragon Pass), Nomad Gods, Arkham Horror, Credo, and Mythos all originated at Chaosium. Over the years Chaosium has won so many awards that we have actually lost count, including more than thirty ENnie Awards since 2014. Learn more at chaosium.com Press contact We’d love to tell you more about this project and our other releases. Check out aconytebooks.com or drop us a line using contact@aconytebooks.com

We are excited to announce Chaosium community ambassador Nick Brooke is an official special guest at PAX AUS, coming up on Oct 6-8 in Melbourne, Australia! At PAX AUS Nick will be participating in panels and live actual play events with his Australian Chaosium colleagues, signing copies of his TTRPG books at our booth, and running demo games with the Cult of Chaos. We're also planning a get-together for Chaosium community creators. Nick says, "I can’t wait to be back in Australia, attending PAX as part of the Chaosium team and meeting all our local community content creators! If you’ve ever wanted to make stuff for one of our games, come on over and I’ll show you how to get started." PAX AUS Panels with Nick So you want to write a RPG? (date and time TBA) Press X to Scream: all things horror games (date and time TBA) PAX AUS Actual Play Events with Nick Chaosium Presents: Call of Cthulhu Live - 7:30 - 10:30PM Sat Oct 7 Logitech Quokka Theatre Meet & Greet and Book Signing with Nick (Chaosium Booth) Nick will be signing copies of his TTRPG books including his Gloranthan Manifesto and the Gold ENNIE award winning Rough Guide to Glamour (date and time TBA). Community Creator Meet-Up with Nick (off-site) At lunchtime on Sunday Oct 8 we're planning a social get together for Chaosium community content creators. Anyone interested in creating for these programs is most welcome! Venue TBA, but will be close by to the MCEC. PAX Aus is Australia's biggest gaming festival, featuring thought-provoking panels, a massive expo hall filled with the best publishers and independent studios, new game demos, musical performances, tournaments, and a community experience unlike any other. Badges available here.

Simon Bray's evocative artwork is familiar to RuneQuest, HeroQuest and Glorantha fans, appearing in such works as the Guide to Glorantha and Glorantha Sourcebook, and stretching all the way back through the Moon Design Publications era to that of the Reaching Moon Megacorp's fabled fanzine Tales of the Reaching Moon. And now Simon is back at the helm of a cherished project based on many years of creative endeavour: Furthest - Crown Jewel of Lunar Tarsh. This is an invaluable resource for any RuneQuest campaign that features the mightiest kingdom of Dragon Pass, whether as a homeland for adventurers or a home base for adventure! As one reviewer has said, this book is "a must-buy, must-read, and even more a must-play! Thoroughly researched, splendidly illustrated, always designed for playability (look at the sewer map for instance! And the indices, both general and thematic), this is in my mind the very embodiment of the fan-driven Glorantha I like." Furthest - Crown Jewel of Lunar Tarsh Simon Bray, Nick Brooke, Mark Galeotti, Michael O’Brien, Chris Gidlow ($19.95, 158 page PDF) The City of Furthest is celebrated as the glory of the Lunar Provinces. One native poet described the city as “a reflection of Glamour in bricks and mortar, not moonlight and dreams.” And here it is brought to riotous life for use in any RuneQuest campaign set in the fateful Eighth Wane of History! Includes a full gazetteer of the city of Furthest, capital city of Tarsh. There is a comprehensive guide to Tarsh, including minor cults, a bestiary, histories and maps. Many plot hooks, major NPCs and a full scenario are included. And maps - so many maps - a huge detailed map of the city, a map of the lands of Tarsh and even the sewers! Also includes a Jaxarte story by Michael O'Brien, a song by Nick Brooke, and art by an amazing team of artists – Mike O'Connor, Patricia Baker, Juha Harju, Dario Corallo, Markku Silvennoinen and Philip McDonnell. What's more, over on Redbubble you can get splendid maps of the City of Furthest and of the Kingdom of Tarsh!

Chaosium Unveiled looks at The Earth Goddesses, the third release in the Cults of RuneQuest series. “As a new-ish GM to RuneQuest, I was worried that I would never be able to "get" the setting. This series of books is making sure I will, and that I fall in love doing so.” — Jay Anyong. The Earth Goddesses is available now in full color hardback and special leatherette version. Also available at DriveThruRPG.

The Vintage RPG Podcast describes the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society's new Arkham Investigator's Wallet as "one of the most fun RPG products I’ve ever laid eyes on, full stop. Get it."

BTW, in my GMing and player character experience, "needlessly" does lot of heavy lifting here.

The Lunar enforced peace brought horses back to the River of Cradles region. RQ3's Sun County describes how one militia company, styling themselves as 'Rogar's Riders', have recently taken to riding horses, but this is seen as dangerously radical. When Pavis fell in 1200 ST and civilisation as-they-knew-it thus ended on the River of Cradles, the Sun Domers' struggle to survive and maintain their identity hinged on convincing the hostile Praxian tribes surrounding them that they, the People of the Sun, deserved to be seen as better than mere Oasis Folk, that the nomads regarded as little more than chattels. How did they accomplish this? Palishon was Light Captain, and then later Count when the 'Solitude of Testing' began. He solemnly told his people, "Things are going to have to change, in order to stay the same." Like their kin back in Sartar, rigorous military training provided a line of defense. But giving up their cherished horses was a key to the Sun Domer's survival. Adapting to their fate on foot at least removed the automatic and unthinking antipathy of all the Waha tribes. The Sun Domers also broke off their long-standing alliance with the Pure Horse Tribe at the Battle of Alavan Argay in 1250, which doubtless contributed the Pol Joni's defeat and banishment from Prax. Whether this was adroit statecraft or perfidious betrayal depends on your point of view. But it is said the Sun Domers' geas "Never let a horse suffer needlessly" originates from this time. More on this here. Throughout the Solitude of Testing Kuschile Archery was still assiduously practiced, because one day surely the Sun Dome would return to glory. You don't actually need a horse to improve your Kuschile Archery Skill.

Because there's not enough horses to go round. That's the point. Praise Yelmalio, you don't actually need a live horse to learn and practice your Kuschile Archery skill.

In addition to a beguilingly splendid cover, Poul Holmelund's modern Call of Cthulhu scenario The Art of Hygge features a Spotify playlist tailored to generate a thematic experience as you play it. It is just one of the many diverse and imaginative independent creations recently released in the Miskatonic Repository – do check them out! The Art of Hygge Poul Holmelund ($4.99, 27 page PDF) Something is indeed rotten in the state of Denmark as four American exchange students are about to find out while they explore the Danish cultural phenomenon of hygge. On the surface everything seems tranquil in the late winter of 1999 as a renowned dancer and artist seeks to guide our hopefull students into the deeper aspect of Danish culture, but looks can be deceiving and a fairy tale ending may not be in the script. This scenario is part of the Northern Lights and Darkness collection. Scenarios in this collection share the common traits that they are set in a Nordic country, written by a native of said country and set in a modern setting. Dreamers of the Bogland Wille Ruotsalainen ($5.00, 14 page PDF) Myths of the Kalevala, iron age bog grave and epidemy of madness are connected in this present-day adventure. Cthulhu mythology lives in dark corners of Finland and investigators will meet both academic challenges and great danger.. This scenario is part of the Northern Lights and Darkness collection. Scenarios in this collection share the common traits that they are set in a Nordic country, written by a native of said country and set in a modern setting. The Tunnel People Jonas Morian ($4.95, 20 page PDF) The investigators are urban explorers in modern-day Stockholm, Sweden. They have found a hidden blog post from a fellow explorer who went missing some years ago, and in it is revealed that the explorer has discovered a hidden research facility from the 1950s underneath a busy metro station. The investigators set out to find it for themselves. This scenario is part of the Northern Lights and Darkness collection. Scenarios in this collection share the common traits that they are set in a Nordic country, written by a native of said country and set in a modern setting. The Elk Jaw Dagger, It Drives 'Em Mad Clio Urquhart, Gulleyflower Games ($1.00, 7 page PDF) “I don’t know who made it, but my dreams grew dark, and the shadows round my cabin grew darker still. No matter where I hid it, the thing always came back, sharper than before.” ~ Former Owner of the Elk Jaw Dagger (Deceased), New Mexico, 1957 A pit stop in the southwest town of Crestone, Colorado turns to a night of terror in the dark arid scrubland of the San Luis Valley. Deer Camp Edward Kabara ($1.00, 29 page PDF) Come hunt deer with your buds in the Upper Peninsula, Michigan in the 1930s. Drink some beer, shoot some deer, and tell ghost stories with your friends. What could go wrong in the cold, dark winter? Dreams of Ghaa-Xothal Michael Babbs ($29.99, 194 page PDF) Mary Perkins, a promising young journalist working for The London Evening News is missing. Can the investigators find her, overcome the terrors that confront them, and escape with their sanity? The fate of humanity is in your hands. An epic adventure for 2 to 4 investigators – the players will visit the smog laden streets and sewers of London, the quaint but sinister English countryside, the towering mountains of Tibet, and even the depths of time and space itself. Ultimately, the investigators must discover a long-forgotten alien city and confront an ancient power. The Unremembered ForeverGM Products ($5.00, 22 page PDF) "You awake in your hotel room bed, before you even sit up, you can tell something is wrong. You smell iron in the air. Your eyes open, and you look around. Blood. It covers the bed across the room from you. The blankets are thrown all over, there are tears in the mattress, and there are personal effects around the bed that have been tossed around the room. This is alarming enough, but the real dread comes when you remember going to sleep in this room last night alone. What do you do?" Sensitive Cases Division Patrick Corcoran ($2.99, 68 page PDF) The Sensitive Cases Division (SCD) does not officially exist. It is an informal collection of individuals that are brought together to tackle very difficult and strange cases. There are no official records with the name Sensitive Cases Division (SCD) attached to them. Most people assume it is just an urban legend. Sensitive Cases Division is a supplement meant to provide a gaming table with an organization that has ties to official law enforcement channels but operates in an extra-legal fashion. The intent of the supplement is to provide a ready-made organization, and a set of 10 different pre-generated character types that can be plugged into a scenario. You could always use the Sensitive Cases Division and the characters as NPCS for a rival faction or antagonistic group as well. Eclipse of the Heart Sabrina Haenze, Jack Taylor ($7.00, 27 page PDF) May 11, 1985: It's prom night, Hamilton High seniors! Bring your dates, your big hair, and your corsages, and be prepared to have the time of your life! Nothing bad *ever* happens on prom night? Right? No Silver Linings Mark Corrigan ($6.99, 33 page PDF) During the cold, wet October of 1919; an ill wind blows through the Silvermines, a small rural mining village in Ireland, when the investigators are called to investigate a bleak discovery. A body is found under circumstances that have the authorities baffled. As the investigators delve into the mystery, can facts be discerned from fiction where local folklore, conspiracy theories and paranoia are in between the lines? 100 Locations for Miskatonic Country Adrian Kennelly ($1.99, 11 page PDF) This supplement has 100 locations that can be encountered in the areas of Arkham, Kingsport, Innsmouth and Dunwich, and reference the sourcebooks for these areas. Midwest Mythos: Heart of the Music A.M. Viers ($3.99, 33 page PDF) The S.S. Madam Columbia is a grand casino boat from Chicago, and is often the envy of those that are unable to board. However, with new management and the promise of Spritiualist leaders and occultists on board, along with a cheaper ticket price, the boat is open to many who might want to enjoy a night gambling, drinking, and learning about the darker side of the world. What many do not know is the secret that lays beneath the deck and how a murder on board reveals that everything is not how it appears. Creator A.M. Viers says, "Reviews are appreciated to continue improving the quality of such scenerios. I wish to create many more situations exploring my home, the American Midwest, and every odd thing that exists within it." We Dream of Flying Jim Phillips (FREE, 30 page PDF) A disparate group of international elites have, each for their own reasons, boarded Flight 19 from Los Angeles to Tokyo on a first-class ticket. The flight promises to be a quiet affair - allowing for time to rest, relax, and perhaps even get some work done. The fight is completely full, but an unfortunate coincidence and the all-too-understandable sorrow of a lonely little girl will lead them deep into a mystery from which there may be no escape. Intended as a Modern Day exercise in mystery, character development, and role-playing interactions between the Investigators themselves, there are no monsters to be fought and no cultists to defeat. There is only a mystery, and the question of how the Investigators will ultimately choose to resolve the terrible and fantastical situation they find themselves in. Plus new releases in Finnish, French, Korean, and Spanish! WHAT IS THE MISKATONIC REPOSITORY? Are you a Keeper looking for new scenarios and story elements? A player looking for something mysterious to spark a character idea? Is your group looking for eerie ideas to use in your game? The Miskatonic Repository is where you can find —and create —self-published material for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. Interested in submitting content? Go here to see the guidelines, and here for the additional guidelines. No extra license is required. Get started and download the MS Word template or the InDesign template for Miskatonic Repository submissions, and check out our other free creator resources.

Harald's Smith's Nochet: Queen of Cities opens up Glorantha's greatest city for play and exploration! A DriveThruRPG site bestseller, see why reviewers call this independently-created release is "a supplement many fans have been waiting decades for." And check out other new community content releases for RuneQuest in the Jonstown Compendium: Nochet, Queen of Cities Harald Smith ($24.99, 280 page PDF) The city of Nochet is the largest city in all Glorantha. It is an ancient city, yet colorful and vibrant. It is a city of wonders, yet a city of day-to-day life. It is a divine city filled with temples and shrines, yet a city of decadence. It is a city of the familiar, yet a city of mystery where the ghosts of ancestors come annually to see what their descendants have accomplished. It is a city of the verge of the Hero Wars. Designed for both gamemasters and players, Nochet: Queen of Cities includes: an overview of the city, detailed and indexed maps, ~1300 detailed locations, 5 pre-defined Houses for adventurers, a Cast of Characters, Daily Life, Encounters, Rumors, Legends, and information on the Ever-changing City. It is a foundation for your urban Gloranthan adventures. Caravanserai Ian Straus ($4.90, 61 page PDF) Is it time for your RuneQuest adventurers to have real lives with more ties to Gloranthan society and economy? Are they rootless and need a place of their own? Or have they outgrown the economic limits of their home clan? Is the Issaries merchant ready to shine in doing bronze age business - or perchance to blunder at it? Caravanserai is intended for at least one experienced and prosperous key Adventurer with at least 2,500 Lunars, preferably an Issaries initiate (and ideally his or her companions) - to own and operate a caravanserai, which is a highway inn with a walled compound of outbuildings and stables. All Along A River Paul Baker ($16.00, 160 page PDF) A mini campaign set in the South Eastern lands of Teshnos. Makes extensive reference to the Houses of Teshnos and Teshnos Companion. The scenario follows the voyage of the River Rose between the cities along the great river Tesho. Character Campaign Book, Female Adventure Michael Bernth ($9.95, 124 page PDF) Character Campaign Book, Male Adventure Michael Bernth ($9.95, 124 page PDF) With the Character Campaign Book, you can make a journal of your player character’s adventure through Glorantha. The book is designed to enhance your sheet with a journal aimed at providing a convenient and immersive experience for your game. Within the pages of the book, you'll find a well-organized layout that allows for easy access to all the important information you need, all contained in a single volume, ensuring a seamless gameplay experience. Each and every possible entry are made with fileable fields. Glorantha Settlement 26 Mikael Mansen ($4.05, 2 maps) A small settlement with a fort; one day and one night map. Teleos - Glorantha Close up Mikael Mansen ($4.15, 2 maps) This up-close map contains two high resolution maps of Teleos. Loral - Glorantha Close up Mikael Mansen ($4.15, 2 maps) This up-close map contains two high resolution maps of Loral.

Chaosium Unveiled looks at The Lightbringers, the second release in the Cults of RuneQuest series. A "must have" says Philgamer, "Not only is it easy to read, but the colors and vivid illustrations are all powerful and attention-grabbing.” The Lightbringers is available now in full color hardback and special leatherette version. Also available at DriveThruRPG.

Rock Paper Shotgun considers Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out to be one of their 'Bestest Bests'. And had this to say about the setting, Greg Stafford's Glorantha, the world of the RuneQuest TTRPG: "You... lead a clan in a fantasy setting called Glorantha, whose real world history goes back to the 1960s, and stands out from 99% of other fantasy games by being good, focusing on anthropology instead of photocopying Lord Of The Rings' tired racial casting and good vs. evil narratives." https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/six-ages-2-lights-going-out-review