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If you haven't had a chance to pick up a copy of Somewhere in Glorantha, here's your chance: it's part of the GM's Day sale at DriveThruRPG! That's 30% off until March 14th for a system-free Copper Best Seller with two Five-Star ratings. [Here's a link to it on DriveThruRPG] Of course, plenty of great stuff from Jonstown Compendium is also on sale there as well, and your support is always appreciated! Inside you'll find: 173 pages of random location tables covering places all over Glorantha, including both Genertela and Pamaltela, as well as trade routes, oceans, islands, and mysteries. Complete references for each location, indicating page numbers for descriptions, maps, and principal entries (whenever locations have multiple references). Instructions for how to use the tables. An organized list to browse the places within specific regions (titled Somewhere in this Book). All of this is system-free (use it for RQG, use it for QuestWorlds, use it for whatever system you use for Glorantha)!

Thanks for the answer!

As the title says, will Rivers of London get a community content collection on DriveThruRPG à la Miskatonic Repository and Jonstown Compendium?

I don't regret getting the BGB at all. I've already decided to implement one of the options in my RQG game: spending MP to re-roll or improve success levels. It has helped keep up player morale regarding an overly-long run of terrible, terrible rolls.

I'm happy to see print copies available either way! Looking forward to having a copy at the table to flip through.

And, as I just noticed this morning before ordering one, it's back in the US warehouse. Get 'em while they're hot! Update: they do seem to be print-on-demand, as fulfillment seems to be from Bang Printing.

Out of stock again, as far as I can tell.

Somewhere in Glorantha is live on Jonstown Compendium! It's a system agnostic collection of random location tables bringing together the places described in current RuneQuest and Glorantha publications. It's got everything you need to cross-reference a specific location in Glorantha, determine where an adventurer or non-player character comes from, choose a random location for a new campaign, or answer any question that has an unknown Gloranthan location for an answer. Somewhere in Glorantha includes: 173 pages of random location tables covering places all over Glorantha, including both Genertela and Pamaltela, as well as trade routes, oceans, islands, and mysteries. Complete references for each location, indicating page numbers for descriptions, maps, and principal entries (whenever locations have multiple references). Instructions for how to use the tables. An organized list to browse the places within specific regions (titled Somewhere in this Book). A complete index for looking up specific placenames. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/409460/Somewhere-in-Glorantha

Just as an update to this in case anybody else needs direction--I've found these two subreddits to be the best source for free maps. I've been running an RQG campaign quite successfully with maps found there, and I ran a Cthulhu Invictus scenario with maps from them as well. Highly recommended!

Thanks for the heads-up! I never thought about checking 13th Age. I'll check that out. Thanks for the recommendations! I'll take a look at those. For anyone curious, I'm going to give Owlbear Rodeo a spin for games. It's a free VTT. My groups tend to prefer using paper character sheets and real world dice, and we use Discord for video, so we're going to give it a whirl and see what we think.

I'm looking for decent VTT maps and tokens to use in a multitude of BRP games (RQG, Roman Empire BRP, Cthulhu Invictus, Bronze Age BRP). Does anybody have any favourite sources or leads for me? While free stuff is fine, I'm also willing to pay.