coffeemancer

chariot pulled by herd men. or riding a donkey

and now the PCs are his high priests.

saved

Well, Heortal from the "cattle raid" adventure have accompanied the PC's as a pathfinder and carrier for a few adventures and now become the backboy(squire) and servant of the thane of apple lane. He's the one-boy fanclub of the PC's, who gifted him a sword after the battle for apple lane. His mum is rather upset with them, as a PC feud got him nearly killed but she also got hired as a house servant by the thane and she cant keep Heortal from becoming a warrior forever...

horsefood

Was it on your podcast that I heard that it is uncommon to bring shields on cattle raids unless your intention is to actually kill people?

What are all the prophecies big A fulfilled?

Earth season, I've heard. But I reckon they do it when convenient.

we should probably look at Orlanth+Ernaldas wedding for an idea. As above so below.

I too would like an actual writeup on it. One of the PC's in my game finally got hitched and I didnt make it interesting enough.

if you sail into another world would it be one of the Gloranthas that may vary?

jonstown could use a "Newbies lore pamphlet"

smells like shit

That's why I find it more amusing.

THIS TIME...WILL BE DIFFERENT!

Probably tired of her flirting. I also find it more amusing to make Ernalda disguise herself as a boy

dismembered like a patchwork god sewn together later by a certain pharao?

Schmendrick

Always thought Yanafal Tarnils was wearing Carmanian armour

a dagger to the back IS natural causes...for a king

I have a theory that the lack of Osman heirs had something to do with the heirs killing all potential rivals once they ascended to the throne

Armakt spear-in-the-eye, orleving chief (take a closer look at his right eye to see the spear) The PC's might be going into Orleving lands soon. Reckone'd they needed a face to their great enemy He carries the Eye-spear of Orlev one-eye and the Tin-copper snake baton, a piece of the clan regalia.

they also looted the dead like it was going out of style in medieval times. ironically, the norse didnt like looting weapons because they considered them unlucky. and we have evidence of HEAPS of weapons looted by them. Basically, half the reason to go to war is to loot. I dont see a warlord who makes a habit of giving loot back to the enemy having many friends in the long run.

does it say that they got all their gear back? or does it mention just one heroic trojan having his arms returned with him?