Son_of_Albion

I'm like everyone else here immensely saddened by the news that Greg has left us. My heartfelt sympathies go out to his family, friends and colleagues everywhere. My life has been greatly blessed by Greg's writing and the wonderful games that he's bequeathed to us all. His spirit will continue to enrich all of us through his body of work for many generations to come. I have very fond memories of meeting Greg a few times at earlier Continuum conventions here in the UK and he enthralled me by taking the time to grace us with playtesting his upcoming mass battle rules for Pendragon and at a RuneQuest seminar encouraged me , who timidly plucked up the courage to ask a question ( and at the same time having to admit I'd got no experience of gaming in Glorantha or where I might best start that wonderful journey yet to come ) , he was gracious and warm with his response and I immediately felt welcomed in to the Gloranthan tribe and my nervousness melted away. His advice was one I can wholeheartedly pass on to those who ask me and one that is echoed by others, start small, don't worry about the bigger landscape of Glorantha and start with exploring the wonders of Dragon Pass. When I've wiped away the tears and raised a few glasses to his memory later I intend to roll up a new character or two using the wonderful new rulebook I received in the post from Chaosium only a week or so ago and set off on adventures new with Greg firmly in my thoughts as I do so. We are all us....RIP