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Just saw that in an old Greg Stafford interview (1980/03/15 in The Dungeoneer #17): It seems game was fairly advanced. Does anybody know what happened that prevented publication?

Shannon's index indicates it was in:

Yes, I guess that it would be a no brainer for a lot of people to pay for a Release Candidate edition in order to provide feedback, at least for potential typos, or write scenarios.

Question: does the preview confirm that RQ3 separate location chart for missiles hit locations is dropped? If yes, I'm a bit sad and curious to know the reasons...

Great! And by the way, even crude pdf would be nice for old issues!

Indeed, for HR maps, we have to go to Argan Argar Atlas pdf.

p 249: I like that Axe Hall, the Babeestor Gorite Headquarters, is in the middle of Shadow Plateau troll territory:

Old scheduled fictions like "A Promise of Thunder" by Robin Laws or "Queen's Heir" by John Boyle or the various Greg's books have never been released. Yet. Perhaps one day....

King of Dragon Pass is currently at -80% on Steam (so only $2.39, for Windows and Mac OS X): http://store.steampowered.com/app/352220/King_of_Dragon_Pass/ Note: this version has been patched just last month: And for newcomers, excellent guide Becoming the King (or Queen) of Dragon Pass has also been updated: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=504981085

Just remove the index.html from yor url to get access to many saves on several years. Then, you can choose links on left top side to get access to, for example: https://web.archive.org/web/20060615204709/http://www.glorantha.com:80/new/index.html

Strange: outside some images, never had any issue with glorantha.com or herowars.com archives, even if sometimes you have to navigate through different dates. Any particular page you fail to access?

RuneQuest 3 logo was basic yet nice. Here for french version:

According to rumors: . 2nd age version will come first end of 2017, begin of 2018; AoS version later in 2018. . it will be D100 based. . something special is scheduled for The Ennemy Within 30th anniversary.

C7 announced in fact 2 Warhammer Fantasy RPGs: one in Age of Sigmar and one in the Old World, each with a different ruleset.

There is also an heroquest in The Four Scrolls of Revelation', the C02 convention book (2002): An Earth Mystery by Charles Corrigan, 2 pages.

Old debate! http://www.glorantha.com/forums/topic/glorantha-metaphysics-and-gravity/

Different Most mountains were/are gods. Sleeping 'true' dragons are geography, ranges of hills or mountains. Weather is partly controlled by magic, and not for the better. Synchronicity: events that are meaningfully related occur without a causal relationship. Due to healing magic, infection from wounds is much less common. Trolls love to eat dwarves because it gets them high. Thunderbreath Gobbleguts Restaurant!

Adding just in case we get a corrected pdf one day !

The Blue Boar Heroquest from ToRM #7 can also be found on D Dunham site: http://www.pensee.com/dunham/glorantha/blueBoarHQ.html On same site: Belovaking Clan Heroquest: http://www.pensee.com/dunham/ralios/belovaking-hq.html

Stephen Langmead was the cover artist as well for The Lords of Terror.

On defunct James Frusetta's Wonderhome site (web.archive.org being your friend), James proposed some Uz HQ encounters as well as Heroquesting Birth and Heroquesting Trollball !

There were 4 adventures in HeroQuest: • Physical Combat example: High Pressure Front, 5 pages • The Social World example: Chasing Kites, 8 pages • The Magical and Unpredictable World example: Fish Rain, 5pages • Heroquesting example: Heavy Earth, 3 pages And let's not forget Hero Wars adventures (2000): • Physical Combat example: The Hound Tower, 8 pages • Magical Combat Exemple: The Food Thief, 14 pages • Ritual MAgic Exemple: The Demon On The Red Grove, 12 pages • The Other Side example: The Grotto Of Despair, 18 pages Note: For french HW edition, we got instead an original one: Chaos Never Sleeps, 9 pages. + one another with the Screen: Sleeping Waters Awakening, 25 pages

Not really: Sartar KoH is both a sourcebook and a campaign. Companion describes more several important locations, provides extensive and exemplary encounters, and contains several adventure scenarios. They are in fact a big book cut in two volumes. For more details, you can check https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/15/15575.phtml & https://index.rpg.net/display-entry.phtml?mainid=16459&editionid=18608

Both Sartar books are great (and huges: 378p & 294p) with more than 90% being system less. And pdf versions are at -25% these days at https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?keywords=sartar

I guess the errata will be incorporated into the pdf version, the one available post 1srt of July?