SNaomiScott

Thanks for the welcome - it's good to be back. Hopefully I'll stay longer than two posts this time. 😁 The game I was starting up back in '16 ran for about six months, and went down well enough that two of the players keep asking for a return to RQ at some point. Right now I'm prepping a Paladin game to start on Monday, but will probably run a RQG game at some point in the not too distant future. I did have a quick spin through the GaGoG thread and ended up falling own a Glorantha rabbit hole (again). All I can say is given the quality and sheer awesome that is the current RQG/Pendragon/Paladin line I'm definitely going to be throwing a lot of my spare cash in Chaosium's direction for the next few years.

Does that include the 'speculative advertisement' for Gods of Glorantha in the back of the RQG Screen Pack? 😋 Joking aside, I only picked my copies of the Bestiary and Screen Pack up today and when I saw that teaser ad for GoG I almost squeed with delight. I'm happy to wait however long it takes for that to come out as long as there's other new material to feed my need in the meantime. 😁

Thanks for all the replies. As it happens I bought and downloaded the Sartar Campaign Pack last night and that has a couple of examples that seem suitable, especially Old Man Village as jajagappa mentioned. I'm not so sure about Apple Lane - I've not seen a map of the place for a long time (still waiting for the pdf to be made available through the Kickstarter) but I vaguely remember it being more quasi-medieval and less quasi-bronze age, though that could just be down to the way the GM we had at the time presented it. Thanks again for the pointers and information - I'm sure it will all prove useful for my planned Heortling-based game. :-) Edited to add: Is there any news on when The Coming Storm is due to hit the store?

Hi all. I'm in the process of getting ready to run a Glorantha game using RQ Classic rules (so many fond memories), and after browsing through the old HeroQuest books I've decided I'm mostly going to be limiting my players to the Heortling-controlled areas of Sartar as described in Thunder Rebels. While I'm impressed by just how much background information is given in this and the associated books, I'm still having trouble picturing the layout of a 'typical' Heortling Stead. Can anybody point me in the direction of some suitable maps/plans/layouts for a Heortling Stead, or recommend a (currently available) publication that contains such maps? I currently have pdfs of HQ Thunder Rebels, HQ Dragon Pass and HQ Barbarian Adventures and plan on purchasing Storm Tribes and the other two Sartar Rising pdfs when I get paid next week. Thanks in advance.