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Nothing in the Guide about headhunters outside a reference to Lord Death On A Horse (the demigod ruler of the Kingdom of War).

And outside the sentence in RQA#5 "Engoli's Fold: This isolated spot is home to the much feared Headhunter Clan who worship O'tyan.", I don't remember anything else and of course, nothing at all in Engoli's Fold entry in Issaries's Dragon Pass - A Gazetteer of Kerofinela.

"The Fox King" is based on Foul King Brangbane of the Dinacoli tribe. 
In recent The Coming Storm, you even have reference to the Fox clan of the Dinacoli tribe.

Related to the subject: an old John Hugues point of view about "Why would anyone hunt heads?"
http://glorantha.temppeli.org/digest/gd5/1997.08/1186.html

The "Headhunters" were indeed one of the units of the Sartar Free Army in the White Bear and Red Moon wargame.

Jeff Richard gave his point of view 18 years ago in the digest:
http://glorantha.temppeli.org/digest/gd5/1998.03/4114.html

On the subject, there is also Killing People, And Having Them Stay Dead by David Cake in an old digest,
as well as The Fox King story by Nick Brooke.
 

10 hours ago, Yelm's Light said:

Do you have a link for that?  All I'm finding is a dead link and a bunch of sites selling Tradetalk mags.

All extra are on the "Specials" page:
http://www.tradetalk.de/english/specials.html

Good catch!

If allowed, I can post here the Borderlands text for Spirit Chain.

Tables in Plunder were just pre-rolled results from RQ2 tables, nothing more.

In France, in 1990, we briefly had Danold in Quest fanzine

On 12/05/2016 at 4:11 AM, TRose said:

 If I remember the story right.

 The owners of an old and long out of business miniature company called Archive miniatures came up with two  figures called Barbarian Duck and his old lady as a novelty item. This was BEFORE Runequest.

 The  owners of Archive miniatures where friends with Greg Stafford and co and for fun decided to come up with a way to add the Ducks to Glorantha so people could use the minitiarure . I used to own a number of Archive miniatures as they where the original Glorantha  miniatures.

 

Story by Steve Perrin is here (from 22 minutes):
http://mikelaff.podbean.com/2011/04/07/steve-perrin-talks-homefront-heroes-for-icons/
 

Miniature was

and was inspired by the 1976 fisrt issue with Red Sonja:

I liked the calendar in the old Tradetalk #01 magazine!

David, the map you posted in the old glorantha.com topic
http://www.glorantha.com/forums/topic/orlanth-is-not-dead/
was more readable:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-S5GVbaBDsPk/UwdSH2xZTyI/AAAAAAAACwI/85zdDTwPyEc/w1285-h1214-no/Windstop+1623.jpg

For Griffin Mountain, classic version integrates what was added in (otherwise far less complete) Griffin Island box (mainly better PNJ descriptions, new ones, better citadel descriptions and additional plans), except Soldier Port (which has been moved to Teleos, see Guide p 576).

And for Borderlands & Beyond, background info from Nomad Gods wargame has been integrated.

On 16/08/2016 at 6:27 AM, davecake said:

I think that most often the Essence plane is entered via  a dream or vision, or by a process of deliberate scrying and meditation.

Hum, I'm a bit confused with the Essence Plane.

In HeroQuest 1 & 2, we had Essence Plane for sorcery:

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Wizards manipulate runes into spells powered by energy drawn from nodes in the Essence Plane.

In HeroQuest Glorantha (and the Guide), no mention AT ALL of that Essence Plane.

So, am I to believe the concept has been drop entirely?

Just wondering as I'm still unfamiliar with HQ: any recommendations about using the Herowars file with HeroQuest?
Is there anything I need to convert?

Thank you!

Speaking of the malkioni, what happened to the Crowning of King Bailifes frieze art that were advertised on moondesignpublications.com site 4 years ago but was eventually not included into the Guide?

And even if I own the physical book, I guess a lot of people would be happy to buy the pdf (or lulu printed version) of the old 2000 Deluxe Hero Wars collection of Gloranthan stories: Gloranthan Visions

At http://www.glorantha.com/docs/heroquest-voices/ we have

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While this material is great (except for the Puma People, who are now ignored, or worse), it will be revised after the release of the Guide to Glorantha to incorporate the new discoveries. In particular, Seshnela needs heavy revision.

I confirm it would be very nice to get an updated HeroQuest Voices 2016 please !

RuneQuest: Glorantha seems to be the most logical choice. For previous publication history and for easy marketing promotion.

For info, the following files are missing from the archives:

More Famous Uz of the Hero Wars
Pavis
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/famouspavis.html

Uz Military Tactics
Standing Up to the Lunar Legions
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/fightlunars.html

GM Aids
Lorne Booker's Troll Character Sheet for RuneQuest
http://www.wam.umd/edu/~gerakkag/trollsheet5.pdf

Rules, Keywords, etc
Insect Pilot Occupation for RuneQuest
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/pilot.html

Locations
Halikiv
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/otherland.html

Uz Culture
The Jrusteli Darktongue Alphabet
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/alphabet.html

Trollball Teams
Driftwood Clubbers
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/driftwood.html

HeroQuest Hero Bands
Windeaters Heroband
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/windeaters.html

Animist Practice &Tradition Keywords
The Burning Uz
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/burnuz.html

Runequest Format Cults
Vaneekara
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/vanrq.html

Uz Stories
Tarantulor and the Crimson Bat
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/tarantulor.html

The Non-Uz Quarter
Horses in HeroQuest
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/horses.html

The Non-Uz Quarter
Trade Goods of the Ancient World
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/tradegoods.html

http://terpconnect.umd.edu/~gerakkag/rq.html was the correct url at one time and the one indicated on various link sites.
I fortunately found another one in an old email:
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/rq.html
and this one is archived http://web.archive.org/web/20070930230030/http://www.wam.umd.edu/~gerakkag/rq.html
 

As an unfortunated hard drive crash wiped out my copy of it, I was wondering if great James Frusetta's Wonderhome (http://terpconnect.umd.edu/~gerakkag/rq.html) site had been archived somewhere.

Perhaps part of it will be in the future TrollPak?

4 minutes ago, Trifletraxor said:

I think they sent it out in an email to the Cult of Chaos members. I'll hear with them, but see my PM. 

Indeed: it was in "It's Time for A Time to Harvest - Installment One Has Been Sent" email ...

Being a Cult of Chaos member, how do I get the password? I received nothing from Chaosium yet...

Yes, the new version is for HQ with an updated (and playable dixit Rick in Gencon 2013 video) craddle scenario and a lot more details on Big Rubble different parts.

On 31/10/2015 at 3:48 PM, Rick Meints said:

Steve: We haven't forgotten about it. We have a lot going on right now. It's not dead, just pushed down the production schedule.

Cool. Let's hope project is not pushed down too far!