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Found it! I’m so used to using pdf’s now I forgot to check my shelf...

Has Horngate (or Horn Gate, whichever it is) been detailed somewhere except in Borderlands, with a map for example?

Sorry to interrupt but in the Adventures book of the Gamemaster Screen Pack one adventure taking place in early Dark Season involves some herders herding their herd. I guess they must have been home for the slaughter and then returned to the grazing pastures? Before returning again for winter shelter? I know nothing about herding or cows so would appreciate any help understanding why they're out there after slaughter (which I imagine would be on Reaping Day in Earth Season).

At least two: https://discord.gg/QM78wn3 https://discord.gg/5a7RPZe

I was unable to run the game during the summer, and now I’ve had a hard time finding the time. My ambition is to get it up and running again ”soon”. If you’re interested you should sign up and have a look.

I reacted when reading it as the events differ slightly from the once described in Vasana's saga in RQ:G. Like spoiler: Kallyr disappearing when she is killed in the Battle of the Queens.

Does anyone recognize the attached text called "How Argrath became Prince of Sartar"? It's from a printed doc I found in a box the other day. I must be at least ten years since I printed it. filename-1 (3).pdf

Yeah the stat blocks comment was not so serious, but I’d love to see something more than ”an idea of what you will find”. Obviously I’m not making demands (how could I?), I’m just explaining what I’d find useful for my game. Reading about having to catch a ride with a giant turtle gives me ”an idea”. A writeup of the heroquest as a playable scenario/adventure would detail the specific problems the heroquesters would face in trying to accomplish this, as well as descriptions of creatures and NPCs, details on the setting where this takes place, how to get there etc. No stats needed. I know I can write my own material, but I would prefer not to.

If there's one Actual Play I'd watch or listen to it would be someone playing through a heroquest. I can find a lot of stuff written about the structure and overarcing stories of heroquests, but very few details (stat blocks ). There's a reason I once bought the Apple Lane scenario book instead of settling for "the adventurers have to defend the pawn shop" and "the adventurers are tasked with clearing a cave system of troll bandits".

Where do one find those?

I have a PK who's converting to paganism. I'm a newbie Pendragon GM and the campaign is in the early GPC years. I can wing it, but are there any published texts on pagan late summer/autumn ceremonies the PKs might attend, or a suitable pilgimage they might do? I found the text on the harvest festival in The Great Book of Pendragon Treasures, so that's an alternative of course.

Here’s Chaosium’s Discord with a Glorantha-channel: https://discord.gg/QM78wn3

I’m GMing a forum based campaign on rpol.net

That depends on the quality of your soul.

What were the reasons for her exile, more than "the lunars supported her rivals"? How did the tribe motivate the exile?

Can’t help to think of this

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There’s also this thread:

What does it take to build a shrine to, let's say, Orlanth? In RQG terms preferably.

https://discord.gg/QM78wn3

Thanks for the rules clarification. I disagree about the reasoning about the editorial decision though.

I'm running a battle and have a question about enemy units with missile weapons. The rules (5.2 p. 239) says but the quote is from the section on the First Charge. Is this the only time the enemy can use missile weapons? Why then does it say "or a normal melee attack"? Why is there no mention of missile weapon attack in the section on combat rounds after the First Charge round?

Please help me understand the phases of the Red Moon as seen in Dragon Pass: The Guide to Glorantha says on p. 648 and Does this mean that the Red Moon is "Black Moon" or "Full Moon" at sunset on Wildday?

As I noted in another place, that’s not a mistake. Rules p.28 states it’s voluntary to roll if your homeland is not listed.

Thanks everyone for inspiration!