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I get that some deliveries can reach the warehouses at different times and that is not a problem if we talk about 2-3 weeks difference. But if THE SAME warehouse (seems to be Australia) always get the stuff 2-3 months later than the other something has to change in order to enhance customer satisfaction.
This can be done in two or three ways. 1) Close the outlier warehouse and have the people there order from other warehouses (Fedex or DHL from EU to Australis is 2-4 days which will better for the consumers than waiting 2-3 extra months, even if the price will be higher). Or 2) use a second printer close to that warehouse. Many big book publishers uses different printers to secure their release dates. Or 3) use option 1) but keep the warehouse. Clients near that warehouse can buy the books with more expensive shipping for the first months but will get cheaper postage if they wait.

I would say no. It is an extremely powerful gift as it is.

My plan is actually to have my PCs being the ones that helps Samastina with her coup etat. But I would like to add as much context as possible. My PCs is coming straight from the Battle of Auroch Hills and the Gods are - at least partially - awakened. 

My PCs may be involved in the events leading to Samastina ousting Hendira as Queen of Esrolia/Nochet in 1622. Where can I find more information about the events and what happened?  I own the Nochet book.

9 hours ago, SleepyNick said:

What kind of write up? Like Stat block or history? Interested in both! Lol

Stat block and some history. The write-up is for ”Garrath Sharpsword”. The alter-ego Argrath used as a swashbuckling Wind Lord in Pavis before the rescuing of the Cradle. He is powerful Wind Lord at the time but not as powerful as he will be when he returns some years later.

For the ones not reading the fine-print.

The book has a (non-canon but quite impressve) write-up of Argrath!

I would love to have the Cult Distribution chart broken down by tribe in the upcoming Sartar book. And maybe even by clan for the Colymar (as the default PC tribe).

On 9/25/2023 at 1:59 PM, davecake said:

I think the accidental Illuminate definitely feels that something has happened, but may have no idea what. Note that being Illuminated doesn't necessarily get you any cool Illuminate powers at all (almost all get the lack of innate hostility to Chaos, though), but may have to learn them. 

But I also don't think everyone is automatically hostile to Illuminates - and indeed, unless they start behaving badly, or weirdly, no one may even know. Even the Arkati don't hate all other Illuminates (though they do look at their actions very carefully), and they ability of Illuminates to detect other Illuminates is one not all Illuminates learn. 

One of the more common powers of Illuminates in RQG is that they can learn to treat Opposed runes as if they are not Opposed. This means an Illuminated Trickster could have high Illusion and Harmony Runes as normal - and high Harmony and Truth Runes as well! 

Argrath or Arkat being illuminated didnt make them hate Lunar/Gbaji less. But it took away most of their barriers in fighting their enemies.

How do you GM and involuntary illuminate who gets illuminated by accident? How and when will they realize it? I am thinking about a PC from a culture where illumination is seen as strange and maybe even evil?

I really liked how previous skill experience was based on PCs age. 

23 hours ago, SDLeary said:

I like that list. I would, however, add Vikings and Land of Ninja (argh the 80's title). They were some of the best cultural supplements of the time.

As for the project itself, we would want to gather errata as well, and make sure it was properly integrated into the text. While we know where errata for the main book is, mostly (in the back of the softcover), I'm not sure if there are lists for the other titles that are available. 

SDLeary

They are good. But maybe they should be converted to BRP?

I think its great to develop both official and ”non-official” supplements. I run a Six Seasons- based campaign and have a very ”political” group of players and wanted some intrigue and powerplay among the Haraborn. So I created some bloodlines based on the ”founding fathers” of the clan so that different coalitions and loyalties would be logical. I also distributed the NPCs and steads among the different bloodlines.

But I would never publish anything of this without the consent of Andrew Logan Montgomery who was created and written the books about the Haraborn. But the bloodlines exists at ”my” gaming table.

On 7/29/2023 at 11:59 AM, RandomNumber said:

I thought they were always due to be released around GenCon.  Prosopaedia's release wasn't held up due to availability in Australia, so I'd guess it won't be the case for these two either.

They were

They have been delayed. The plan was GenCon.

Is it because Australia that the released has been postponed from GenCon?

1 hour ago, JRE said:

It is still outselling (in Drivethru) the Prosopaedia, so there is that...

I think most people buy Chaosiums products from Chaosium or in their local game stores.

9 hours ago, David Scott said:

They will likely be available on the Monday (7th), as those involved will be at Gen Con.

Is the staff at the different warehouses really emplyed directly by Chaosium?

I will buy it as soon as payday next week. The setting date is actually perfect as my Six Seasons/CotD-campaign is in late 1621. I will probably have Kallyr or someone else sending the PCs to Nochet on some mission. Maybe they can take part in the Battle of Pennel Ford and Andrew Logan Montgomerys upcoming Nochet scenario/s as well.

47 minutes ago, Jeff said:

Rigsdal is there on page 100. He's known as Polaris.

Thanks! I remember that now.

1 hour ago, PhilHibbs said:

My hopes of a full list of the ten thousand goddesses of Esrolia are dashed.

I want long forms of all the different Thunder Bros and weird HQ/HW subcults 😉

Actually I’m glad that canon is cleansed. But I missed Rigsdal in the Prosopaedia. (But I really love the book. It is amazing).

To give some context. I run a Six Seasons/Company of the Dragon campaign and my PCs (including THE Griselda) plan to kidnap Fazzur Wideread in his palace in Dunstop. They want to get information and hope that he will be pissed at Tatius et al.

My PCs plan to kidnap and interrogate a powerful rune lord. The plan is to capture him when he is sleeping. But we wonder about the magic abilities. Will he be able to cast spells on them even if he is in chains? Is there a way to make it impossible for someone to cast spells?

I "converted" the Colymar Campaign in the old Sartar Book to RQG. How? I made it up as I went along. You dont need to have detailed info about all the NPCs. The most complicated part was the LBQ. 

I run a Sartar Campaign before the Dragonrise. How easy would it be to incorporate this scenario to such a campaign?

Has anyone created a scenario or something for PCs that participate in the Battle of Pennel Ford? My campaign is reaching that time and I am thinking of letting them be involved in the battle.