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mandrill_one

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    GM/player since 1986. I began with the old school RPGs (D&D, AD&D, Call of Cthulhu) and still play most of them.
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    Pendragon, CoC, Trail of Cthulhu, WFRP, Ultima Forsan for Savage Worlds, Heroquest Glorantha
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    Rimini, Italy
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    I live in Italy, my main hobby is reading (and hopefully playing!) RPGs.

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  1. Since it's in the design journal, I guess it'll also be in the final version of the 6th Edition. However, it probably'll end in the GM's Book and not in the Corebook that will be published in April, since this is mostly a GM thing. Anyway, if you're interested in the topic, the Book of Feasts is still available on Chaosium's website (https://www.chaosium.com/book-of-feasts-pdf/). Indeed, it uses Geniality and a Feast Deck, and is probably fairly similar to the system you'll find in the 6th Ed. books... Barring a few corrections/tweaks here and there, I suppose!
  2. Yes, at first sight it's the same identical adventure (identical chapter names, etc.), but with a different layout. The only difference is that the stand-alone version also includes 5 pregenerated Player-knights, with a relatively brief background for each one. I completely forgot that the same adventure was published in Nivel 9!
  3. I've found another 2 official Spanish products (from Nosolorol) in my archive: La Dama Misteriosa (The Mysterious Lady) - stand-alone introductory adventure A la Caza de la Bestia (Beast Hunting) - stand-alone introductory adventure I don't know whether they can be considered "magazine articles" or "supplements", probably the latter... They were sold as PDF-only products, as part of a multi-system adventure collection that was directly crowdfunded by the publisher a few years ago. Unfortunately, in the meantime Nosolorol has stopped translating Pendragon and is no more selling ANY Pendragon products.
  4. Well, let's just say that any small contribution to increasing our collective knowledge of published (or self-published, in this case) KAP-rlated material is really, really welcome to me and I suspect to most other fans as well! So, no need to start a comprehensive list of ALL Arthurian games out there, or of ALL self-published KAP or KAP-adjacent products. But if everyone of us posts here the KAP or KAP-related products they find over the web, we would be collectively more informed and richer (in KAP material, at least). Just my 2 cents. And of course, if you think a new thread should be used for this purpose, more power to you! I'll do just that.
  5. It's not strictly related to MAGAZINE articles, however there is at least one Pendragon adventure available on itch.io: Enemy of the Hearth, https://we-evolve.itch.io/enemy-of-the-hearth and one article on hacking KAP: Hacking Pendragon, https://padgettish.itch.io/hacking-pendragon There's also a (relative) wealth of adventures/interactive fiction/tales written for the "Pendragon Campfire Tales" system, which appears to be frankly Arthurian and at least KAP-adjacent.
  6. Thanks @AlHazred! Very interesting! Can you share the links to these online magazines?
  7. The Spanish fanzine Rosa Negra published a KAP game aid: "Modificaciones a las reglas de Pendragon" (i.e., "Changes to Pendragon rules"), I think it's a list of house rules for the game. All 7 issues of RN can be downloaded from this website: https://ethelnir.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/fanzine-rosa-negra-1-7/
  8. I know for sure (I am located in Italy!) that until now Pendragon has never been translated into Italian. As a consequence, it is extremely unlikely for any KAP adventure or other content to have been published in any Italian magazine. I have read all Kaos and X issues at the time when they were published, and I don't remember any KAP content (obviously, my recollection could be incorrect, since 25-30 years have passed since then). If someone wants to peruse them, 99 issues of Kappa seem to be available on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/k-kappa-rivista
  9. Yes, he (being "someone who workd for Chaosium") probably knows something I don't. However, I think that Chaosium cannot offer PVRPG until it renews the license (unless they have some old copies remaining?), so until they say so, it's better to expect nothing in this regard. Also, please not that the project HAS already gone to BK, and surveys are currently closed there (I believe, it's listed as "ended"): https://www.backerkit.com/c/project_searches?search[text]=arthurian+concordance&button= https://king-arthur-library.backerkit.com/ Addresses will be locked when the books are ready to ship. So, again, I don't know whether orders will be re-opened at some future time, but maybe David knows this from some inside source!
  10. I'm a backer, and I can thus share a few details that non-backers probably don't know. The Graphic Novel and the Arthurian Concordance (now renamed "Arthurian Companion") in electronic format have already been sent to backers. Two Kickstarter updates have been published in August and December 2023, and the December update included a tentative timeline for the print versions, and assurance that the project is alive and will be fulfilled. Is this project in time? No. Is it one of the main priorities at Chaosium? Of course not. However, it has survived the deaths of its original publisher (Stewart Wieck) and of one of the authors and main proponents (Greg Stafford), and seems now to be close to completeness. If you are interested in the Prince Valiant RPG specifically, it was offered (together with KAP 5.2) as an add-on at the time, so I suspect this part was fulfilled right then, when both books were available (i.e., backers who chose these add-ons have probably received them a few years ago), and of course the PVRPG will not be offered anymore, in any form, until (if) Chaosium renews its license.
  11. I think I bought two copies of BOTH the rulebook and the Adventures book. I will check and, if it's true, I can sell both to you at cover price. However, please note that I live in Italy, so depending on your location shipping fees can be really nasty.
  12. I suspect most, if not all, of the corrections are still there, in the original thread. If you compile them you'll probably have everything the community has spotted until now.
  13. Was this "Guinevere", the 1994 TV movie? This one?
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