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  • Episode 36: The Reminiscences of Paulis Longvale (Part 2)

    Episode 36: The Reminiscences of Paulis Longvale (Part 2)
    2025/12/11
    Our Guest We welcome once again Austin Conrad to the show! His website is AkhelasGet Treasures of Glorantha: Volume 2, one of the finest books on the Jonstown Compendium! (which we talked about in episode 31)Austin hopes to be “done soon” with his upcoming “Wolves of the Wild Hunt” book… that was a couple months ago and it’s not done yet The book will include slightly remastered previous materials such as The Quacken, and The Queen’s Star, plus new stuff about Gagarthi monsters! Show Notes Things that happened in this episode: Joerg reminds us what the Reminiscences of Paulis Longvale are… Listen to episode 34 if you haven’t already!Cults of Terror is “the gamemaster’s best friend”Also listen to episode 35 with Simon Phipp, specialist of Dorastor!Yes, YOU too can play a Thanatar cultist!Ludo summarizes the previous episode’s storyAustin mentions the old Dorastor book, plus gives another shout out to Simon Phipp’s booksLudo goes on a short tangent about the name “Bilini”Austin lays down another argument about the Orlanthi really being VikingsWe discuss the various motivations of the characters regarding Chaos, Dorastor, and the Lunar EmpireLudo has made a spreadsheet! He tries to figure out what are the chances of the Bilini king’s army against Razalkark’s armyHow cute are baby broos? Or baby Scorpion Men? Apparently Diana Probst has one of those in Stone and Bone, go check it out!We talk about battle tactics and “broo walls”How the hell do you recreate this story using RQ rules? Should we play using HeroQuest/QuestWorlds? (again)The phalanx rules suck?Is dual wielding better than using a shield? (We fumble around the convoluted RQG dual wielding rules)Rules terms inside the narrative text… what to make of it?Would you abstract the things we see in this story to “just a few rolls” in RuneQuest?Austin is being an asshole (his words! not mine!)How much plunder do you get from Chaos creatures?Giving a “personal touch” to plunder and gifts… or just add some jewels!Reselling gifts to buy actually useful stuff, like skills and spells!“WHERE IS MY MONEY?” and other things players sayAncient cultures versus transactional culturesEa-Nasir name drop!Storm Bull cultists as a biker gangAustin mentions “A Short Detour” and the way we tried writing Chaos cultists as nuanced peopleAre Illuminates crazy assholes? Or are they people with feelings?Uleria is more powerful and bad-ass than we give her credit forBody horror with Uleria! Play Limbo!Austin has more conspiracy theories about the Celestial Court on his website!Vampires in Dorastor… do they have enough to eat?World of Darkness vampires vs Dresden Files vampires (also, Ludo mixes up Dresden Files and Laundry Files)Austin’s Harrek campaign, and the shenanigans the PCs are up toGive player characters cool or embarrassing epithets!The interesting framing of a Chaos-based narrative with a Lunar perspectiveTelmori vampires! Or vampires feeding on Telmori! Maybe both!The lost power of RQ2 vampires that can steal Rune magic when feeding off someoneRituals to get your magic items to trust youFear mechanics in RuneQuest?There’s a difference between improvising and off-the-rails-improvising!RQ2 silver magic collars… they’re in every RQ2 storyHow do you keep prisoners?Suspicious tricksters! (aren’t they always?)Joerg tells us about Jojo The Bobo. Also, Bugs Bunny and the Puppeteer Troupe“We’re in Dorastor, but we’re getting…. human drama???!” Credits The intro music is “The Warbird” by Try-Tachion. Other music includes “Cinder and Smoke” and “Skyspeak“, along with audio from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 37 分
  • Glorantha Initiation: Benjamin, Podcasts, Wikis, and Looking for the One Truth

    Glorantha Initiation: Benjamin, Podcasts, Wikis, and Looking for the One Truth
    2025/10/27
    We are back with a long overdue Glorantha Initiation interview featuring twice the amount of French accents! We talked to Benjamin, aka Dasfynx, who is the webmaster of the (French) RuneQuest Wiki, and co-hosts the (also French) “Runecast” podcast with Gianni Vacca. Le Wiki du JDR RuneQuestLe Runecast (you can of course find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on whatever app you use to listen to podcasts!) Show Notes Here are the things we talk about in this episode! Ben’s podcast “Runecast”This is one of the three known “talk show” podcasts about Glorantha right now, the other one being the Finnish Dayzatarin tähtien alla (“Under the stars of Dayzatar”)Ben also runs the French RQWiki which started as a translation of Chaosium’s wiki. It started as just figuring out what tech was powering Chaosium’s websiteThen it was a small translation for Ben’s playersAnd then other fans joined the effort… there are now extra things compared to the Chaosium version Any extra material on the wiki that is from the published material is reproduced with the approval of Studio Deadcrows, the French publisher for RQGWatching old adventure/sci-fi movies on VHS, and being pitched the Warhammer Fantasy RPG (WFRP) as similar to those moviesBen’s first purchased RPG books were from the Call of Cthulhu and World of Darkness lines, but we was busy playing sports and listening to rap, so he read the books but didn’t play them! This may be called “lonely fun” Only years after that one WFRP game did Ben finally find another gaming group playing the WEG Star Wars RPGBen offered to GM Call of Cthulhu after that, which lasted for a handful of years, going through the Spawn of Azathoth campaign You too can learn geography and history by GMing Call of Cthulhu! It’s hard to find English or French RPG books while living in China, so Ben loaded up on many books whenever he would come homeAs a Roliste TV watcher (YouTube channel here), Ben learned that one host (Mathieu) is a big fan of RuneQuest, so Ben bought the latest edition… and didn’t like it! This is because the world wasn’t described enough for Ben to picture, so he bought the Glorantha Sourcebook… and didn’t like it either! Too many names and lists of things!It was the Bestiary that made Ben “get it”: each “monster” is actually coming from somewhere and have their place After that, Ben was deep into Glorantha and started reading more and more books about it Glorantha: a steep curve followed by a rabbit hole! Books are expensive so Ben got Gianni Vacca to explain things to him for free! Gianni is Ben’s co-host on the Runecast podcastGianni is Ben’s Joerg, an old hands of Glorantha… actually even older than Joerg, since Gianni started with RQ2!Ben’s wiki and podcast are geared towards beginners Favourite thing about Glorantha: Dorastor, to make players suffer! See Simon Phipp’s “Secrets of Dorastor” (and other related books), and his interview episode on the show Sartar, because it’s an interesting place Next on Ben’s reading list are the Red Cow campaign books (book 1 and book 2) See also Ian Cooper’s Questworlds interview on the show Things Ben doesn’t like: the gray areas, because he likes to feel like he understands everythingBen asks Joerg what is the nature of the great compromise? Joerg explains how gods can break the compromise and act in TimeWe talk about avatars of gods also manifesting gods enough to endanger the Compromise, and how Chaos allows gods to get involved in Time Greg’s narrative framework of writing “in world” texts that give contradictory views and accountsThe annoyance of “no answers” vs “multiple answers”King of Sartar is… a dense and complicated bookGMing the French campaign “Children of the Flame” (Gianni is an author on it) This campaign helped show Ben what is possible in GloranthaIt’s about the Dundealos tribe, near Swenville, after they have been replaced by the Lunar Entalos tribe… until the Dragonrise gives an opportunity to retake their landsFaction play, with various tribes, the Lunars, etc.There’s a map of Swenville! A good way to start in Glorantha is a good example: a scenario, a campaign, etc. The Sourcebook isn’t a good idea for beginnersThe GM pack or a campaign are better! (classic RQ2 campaigns, or newer ones from the Jonstown Compendium)Basically, start small! The French edition of RQG has one scenario in the rulebook, and one in the bestiary… something the English edition is lacking!Ludo briefly talks about his similarly failed encounters with GloranthaBen reiterates how Glorantha is consistently deep and how he loves that about itBen started just with the books for a while, but later discovered there are so many things about Glorantha on the internet! Shout-out to 7Tigers, who translates all the news and Well of Daliath content to FrenchAlso shout-out to Olivier from “Les Fils du Chaos” for helping correct the French RQWikiAnd ...
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    1 時間 21 分
  • Episode 35: Secrets of Dorastor

    Episode 35: Secrets of Dorastor
    2025/05/23
    Our Guest Our guest this episode is Simon Phipp, author of Secrets of Dorastor, Secrets of Heroquesting, and author or contributor on many, many other books. Joerg sadly isn’t present this time: he was stuck on a highway somewhere in Germany waiting for auto-assistance. Show Notes Here are some various things we talk about in this episode: Getting started playing in Glorantha in 1982… which sounds like 15 years ago but apparently is a lot longer agoRuneQuest 2 (with Cults of Prax) was Simon’s first game Bud (from Bud’s RPG Review) recently said that it’s like being born with a silver spoon in your mouth Watching “World of Sports” and reading “The Iliad” as a kid… as one doesSimon loves RQ2 for its scale and the visceral feeling you get from playing itPlaying in Dorastor because it was nasty and unmapped in the early 80s The only source was the Paulis Longvale narrative from Cults of TerrorOther GMs in Simon’s gaming circles were already playing in the “usual places” (Sartar, Prax, Pavis & The Big Rubble)We started our series on Paulis Longvale last episode! Running a Star Trek-like episodic campaign in and out of Dorastor, starting around 1985Later, during the RuneQuest 3 era, Dorastor: Land of Doom was releasedSimon’s players accused him of knowing about the upcoming book’s contents!The pros & cons of playing in the vaguely defined Glorantha of the 80s vs the encyclopedic Glorantha of the 2010sThe Dorastor: Land of Doom’s warning on the back cover is factually accurate… if you consider Simon, as a GM, as a big and ugly thing!Come to the Risklands! It’s great!The Chaos Nests of Genertela. They’re great too! Simon’s Dorastor has multiple Chaos Nests In his campaign, Simon’s players killed Razalkark, the king of the Broos, and occupied his fort… and then things got worseChaotic True Dragons are apparently a bad thing?Simon tells us the story of Dorastor, including his own interpretation of the whole Nysalor/Gbaji/Arkat thing You may remember we discussed some of this with Bud in a previous episode Dorastor is filled with lots and lots of bad monsters! How do you get your players to go there?Simon’s Dorastor is a bit more nuanced than just “a place to kill monsters”: you can create alliances, do trade, and so onSimon gets bored to tears watching the Gloranthan metaplot unfold, with NPCs doing all the cool things HeroWars was very guilty of this Dorastor is so far away from Dragon Pass that we don’t care what Argrath is doing!Simon’s books contain many, many scenarios for Dorastor, plus many adventure seedsThere are several layers to Dorastor: Go in, fight Chaos, come out (if you succeed enough times, become a Dorastor guide!)Interact with the big personalities of Dorastor (meet the Spider Queen, she’s great!) Storm Bull initiates must learn to prioritizeHumakti broos! Dorastor ducks! Giant vampires!Relationship with the neighboursDon’t forget not all cults hate ChaosSimon likes messing with his players’ headsChaotic people: they’re not as bad as you think? But watch out, you might quickly end up worshipping Thanatar if you don’t pay attention to Simon’s evil schemes Finding lost or secret things in DorastorWhat makes heroes?Super-RuneQuest! and other high-level character stats…The most useless magic item ever… until it breaks your scenario!The problem of long running campaignsAcid! Poison! Ash elementals!Bathing in gorps!Ludo discovers that Cacodemon got Vomit Acid in RuneQuest 3Fun with Chaos Features!Simon’s best anecdote: basilisks and mirrors!Designing encounter locationsIt’s not the GM’s job to know the solutions, it’s their job to setup problemsHair and fingernail elementals!Illumination in Dorastor: break the rules, become good, become evil?Come to Dorastor, it’s lovely, and you can become heroes! Credits The intro music is “The Warbird” by Try-Tachion. Other music includes “Cinder and Smoke” and “Skyspeak“, along with audio from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 28 分
  • Episode 34: The Reminiscences of Paulis Longvale (Part 1)

    Episode 34: The Reminiscences of Paulis Longvale (Part 1)
    2025/04/16
    After too long a hiatus, we are finally back! Well, almost, because Ludo is an idiot and got the time zones wrong while setting up the recording, so Joerg shows up a bit later. Ludo apologizes for messing that up but hey, this is an episode about Chaos, so… Our Guest We welcome once again Austin Conrad to the show! His website is AkhelasGet Treasures of Glorantha: Volume 2, one of the finest books on the Jonstown Compendium! We actually talked about that book, and magical items in general, for episode 31 Austin’s ghost was summoned during our more recent episode on RuneQuest house rules Show Notes In this episode we chat about things like: Cult of Terror (RQ2, 1981) You can get it as a POD reprint or in PDF from Chaosium Dorastor: Land of Doom (RQ3, 1993)The Cults of Runequest sourcebooks (available here from Chaosium)Shadows on the Borderlands (RQ3, 1993)The first time the Gloranthan cosmology and history is presented in one textWorshipping Mallia as a non-Chaos deity, in a propitiatory wayKing of Dragon PassRuneQuest WarlordsRazalkark, the King of the Broos, and a “good boy”Cults of Prax (RQ2, 1979) and the tribulations of Biturian Varosh Our episode series on Biturian Varosh started back when we were the “Wind Words” podcast, and continued with guest Drew Baker early in the God Learners podcast The four philosophies and magic forms of Glorantha… plus a few more! Add you own!The usual suspects: the Guide to Glorantha, the Glorantha Sourcebook, and the Mythology bookThe entire cosmology and history of Glorantha in 10 pages! Boom! Done!Ludo’s favourite RuneQuest cover, by Jennell Jaquays (see the real wrap-around version!)A Gloranthan pronunciation guide! Can YOU pronounce Gloranthan deities’ names correctly?The ProsopaediaThe Curse of Thed: it really sucks! Ludo got confused by his notes (“confusing notes” is a Chaotic feature!)“Reverse Chaos” was renamed “Curse of Thed” in RQG Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay features chaos corruption rules that affect the player characters, sometimes willinglyWe should be playing in Bilini and Dorastor, there’s a lot of fun stuff happening there!Is it Chaos, or Just Very Bad Thing?Simon Phipp’s Secrets of Dorastor and lines of booksOur episode on Arkat, with guest Bud from Bud’s RPG ReviewThe big-ass Genertela mapAustin is supposedly being “very polite” in Ludo’s game about NOT becoming an assassin. Spoiler: a month later, Austin did in fact murder a long-standing NPC and initiated into the Eurmal Murderer cult…Wesley CrusherRagnar Lodbrok and the TV show “Vikings”The Orlanthi as Vikings vs the Orlanthi as ancient GreeksWant to make your players go on a quest? Loan them magical items!The Lightbringers Summons and forcing it on your playersChaos as organized crimeMallia and pandemics… too soon, Joerg!Shenanigans with disease spirits!Dealing with trickster player characters…Scorpion Men: the other iconic Gloranthan bad guys?Beer With Teeth’s Stone and Bone13th Age Glorantha‘s Scorpion Men illustrationsGagyx Two-Barb, Scorpion QueenThe Footprint, another place of ChaosFood and water are tainted! Roll to find safe things to consume, or pack them!Making your own funky diseasesUsing the table of troll drink effects from Trollpak (RQ2, 1982)Differences in Chaos curses between RQ2 and RQGParanoia in players, and nasty Chaotic featuresXenohealing, the spell nobody misses, apparentlyHashtag Not All Chaos!Adapting a combat scene environment to the baddies’ abilities… For instance: Scorpion Men can climb very well!Austin’s correct answer to Scorpion Men is “don’t”Milking Scorpion Men…. uuggghThe players are always the baddies! Credits The intro music is “The Warbird” by Try-Tachion. Other music includes “Cinder and Smoke” and “Skyspeak“, along with audio from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 26 分
  • Episode 33: The House Rules of Sandheart

    Episode 33: The House Rules of Sandheart
    2024/12/31
    We said we were back from our summer break with episode 32, but we lied! Joerg’s laptop died and he was busy growing a moustache, and Ludo was ridiculously busy with work. Either way, we are back again, just in time for the end of the year! Our Guest This time we welcome Jon Webb again, who appeared on our show back in episode 6 along with Neil Gibson. Jon is of course the wonderful author of the equally wonderful “Sandheart” series of scenarios: Sandheart Volume 1: Tales of the Sun County MilitiaSandheart Volume 2: The Corn Dolls & Fortunate SunSandheart Volume 3: TraditionSandheart Volume 4: The God Skin & Mad Prax Disclaimer: the above links are affiliate links of course (please use them to support the show!) The Making of Sandheart Our first topic is the Sandheart series of scenarios (see links above) which, although they have been written and published a long time ago, we had not covered on the show before… better late than never! We chat with Jon about how Sandheart came to be, the strength of its campaign framework, moral choices, “street-level” adventures, designing problems for which you don’t know the solution, culture clashes between characters, custom heroquesting rules, and more. If you haven’t read or played Sandheart, there shouldn’t be any spoilers for you — only titillating previews of the sort of fun you can expect therein. Note that if you don’t plan on getting all four volumes of the series, we recommend getting volumes 1 and 3. The reason for this is that volume 3 is a scenario that spans multiple years, as the adventurers are tasked with guard duty for a recurring ritual. Getting volume 3 early will let you weave the first couple occurrences of the ritual into the first few adventures. House Rules and Custom Systems In the second and larger half of the episode, we exchange all kinds of ideas about tweaking and extending the RuneQuest rules. Among the things we talk about, in no particular order: Picking rules from different editions of RuneQuestHit Points formulasInitiative systems and Strike RanksSorcery rulesExperience checks and experience gainResolving tiesFailing ForwardCombat effects and aiming at hit locationsCustom hit location tablesShieldsGranularity of rules per activityGritty tactical combat vs heroic scenesAverage skill scores vs heroic skill scoresFighting styles and converting to other weaponsGroup rollsAdopting rules from Call of Cthulhu 7th EditionChaotic corruption!Lingering emotionsCaravan trading rulesGoing into a rabbit hole of research and math, and finding what a mechanic should be aboutKeeping custom mechanics into the “spirit” of the main systemPost-coital pillow talk rules We also mention: Ludovic’s own adventure, “A Short Detour”MythrasTroikaDragonbaneWarhammer Fantasy RoleplayTravellerAlien RPG Credits The intro music is “The Warbird” by Try-Tachion. Other music includes “Cinder and Smoke” and “Skyspeak“, along with audio from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 37 分
  • Episode 32: The Lunar Way

    Episode 32: The Lunar Way
    2024/08/28
    Our Guests In this episode we welcome returning guests Evan Franke and J-M DeFoggi (who had to leave early because of Imperial Administration requirements). You would of course know Evan and J-M from our previous episodes with them: Chaos Rises! (episode 26 about 13th Age Glorantha) and Jackals and Ancient Worldbuilding (episode 19 about J-M’s Bronze Age fantasy adventure game, Jackals!) Our guests are also found in these fine places: The Exploring Glorantha Series on YouTubeLots of Iconic Production endeavours, including YouTube and Patreon. As we release this episode, Evan’s Red Moon and Warring Kingdoms is officially out! Go grab it now, it’s FREE! Show Notes Things we mention during this episode, in vague chronological order, include: TORGShadows of EsterenThe Arms of Nargash-Tor (for Palladium Fantasy)The Cults of RuneQuest books and, of course, The Lunar Way in particular You can read Ludo’s own reviews of these books here As always, we mention the usual Gloranthan sources: The Glorantha Sourcebook (or in PDF, or on DTRPG)The Guide to Glorantha (or in PDF, or on DTRPG) Our episodes on Furthest and Imther, and their corresponding books: Furthest: Crown Jewel of TarshEdge of Empire Are you using The Lunar Way mostly for PCs or NPCs?Themes of a Lunar scenario or campaignCitizens of the Lunar EmpireXena: Warrior Princess featuring many Greek godsThe Red Goddess as a guest star in your campaignGlorantha, where everybody’s an Illuminated asshole, and nobody’s the good guyThe Empire’s trading, culture, politics, etc.Star WarsGlorantha as a Manichean settings vs a nuanced setting The problem of the “simple” settings of our youth becoming more nuanced as we grow older RIFTS and the Coalition StatesThe X-Men, Magneto, and the Brotherhood of Evil MutantsMemorable Lunar villainsThe morality of the Lunar EmpireThe Lunar Empire as a pretty great place to live in, actuallyThere’s no fairness and civil rights in the Bronze AgeThe Lunar Empire as the Roman EmpireThe human flaws and administrative weight of the Lunar EmpireThe Crimson Bat was self-defence!Struggling to show the Lunar Empire as a nuanced factionUsing the USA as a model for the Lunar EmpireThe editorial history of the Lunars in RuneQuest publicationsWhite Bear & Red MoonHarrek the Berserk is “not a great guy!”Beatpot AelrwinArgrath is up to no good, meddling with stuff he shouldn’t Evan is available for rent as a guest Argrath Black Spear, and Nick Brooke’s take on ArgrathAlexander The GreatSartarGriffin Mountain and Strangers in PraxOur favourite cults in the Lunar WayThe Seven Mothers as the “Justice League cult”The awesomeness of the Crimson Bat cultThe Nysalor/Gbaji chapter and its fourth-wall breaking asideCrimson Bat feeders publishing city rankings for their “visits”The demonic cult of Yara Aranis, which is pretty much as bad as the Tusk RidersMaran Gor is bad too!Sheng Seleris, the Gloranthan Ghengis KhanThe Carmanian Empire roughly explainedLunar Magic, and how to use it in playGetting the Glowline to fail, so you can land your Stormtroopers and AT-ATsGhost heist at the Lunar Temple!Harry Potter and the Lunar College of MagicQuestworlds and 13th Age Glorantha as alternate game systems for certain campaignsThe fine points of Lunar phasesThere are no physics in GloranthaDragon Pass is a distraction for the Lunar Empire, which is mostly worried about the PentansDart Competitions as a Jason Bourne spy-thriller Credits The intro music is “The Warbird” by Try-Tachion. Other music includes “Cinder and Smoke” and “Skyspeak“, along with audio from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 31 分
  • Glorantha Initiation: Amber and Christian, Wolves, Book Problems, and Actual Play

    Glorantha Initiation: Amber and Christian, Wolves, Book Problems, and Actual Play
    2024/06/03
    Guests Our guests for this new episode of the Glorantha Initiation series are Christian and Amber, from DMs After Dark! We chatted with them back in… (checks notes) November 2023! How time flies… you can find DMs After Dark in many places around the internet, including: YouTube and TwitchFacebook, Twitter, and Bluesky Amber has written a few things, including some short story in the Monstrous Feminine anthology, and can be found at the West Warwick Public Library where she curates the gaming collection. Christian has written and published several scenarios, including “Zennor & The Sins of St Senara” and “The Night Mother’s Moon“, for Call of Cthulhu, published by Stygian Fox. Show Notes In this episode we talk about, more or less: Luring Amber with promises of playing a werewolf (Telmori)Using Chalana Arroy for luring in the cleric-loving player, and shamans for the player who likes weird charactersAnimism, the Spirit World, and other gameplay elements that are fairly unique to GloranthaStarting with the Starter Set, then going to the SourcebookPacing actual play games, making it feel like sitting at an actual tableRuneQuest grognards coming to help with the rulesChristian has a “book problem”… Ludo can relateUsing Six Seasons in Sartar as a way to start small and get all the PCs togetherCollaborative storytelling and world-buildingReconciling player-created lore with “canon” loreBeing mindful of players and the audience when preparing storylines, especially cult initiations leading into mythologies like the Unholy Trio, the Sex Pit, etc.Amber acting as a GM assistant, especially in the early stages of preparationLudo mentions his short story about Chalana Arroy and MalliaDucks! Broos!Verisimilitude and/or realism to the Bronze Age and other antiquity historyApproaching sensitive topics, and doing editorial work with players to match their comfort levelsCasino Town! Cwim! The Crimson Bat! What makes sense in your Glorantha, and what seems out of placeEarly RQ2 dungeon crawling vs later RQ2 dungeons with ecologies and mythologiesUnderstand the vibe of the system over the rules of the systemMary Renault’s The King Must Die and The Bull From The Sea, as good sources for getting a grasp on the antiquityRuneQuest’s crunchy combat system, with its many moving parts and possible combinationsA wild mention of Shadows of Esteren makes Ludo happy!Telmori lore! Of course we mention Brian Duguid’s Children of Hykim (see also our interview episode with Brian) Credits The photo of the red deer used in the title image is by Michael Brace. The intro music is “Dancing Tiger” by Damscray. The outro music is “Islam Dream” by Serge Quadrado. Other audio is from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 33 分
  • Episode 31: Treasures of Glorantha

    Episode 31: Treasures of Glorantha
    2024/05/03

    A new episode is out but Joerg still doesn’t have his replacement laptop so there are no detailed show notes again!

    Our Guest

    We welcome the ever prolific Austin Conrad back on the show to talk about his new book which is all about magic items.

    Links to Austin’s stuff:

    • Treasures of Glorantha Volume 2: Relics of the Second Age
    • Treasures of Glorantha Volume 1: Dragon Pass

    Note that the above are affiliate links — please use them, thank you!

    You can also get the old Plunder book for RuneQuest 2nd edition in PDF and in POD from Chaosium.

    Credits

    The intro music is “The Warbird” by Try-Tachion. Other music includes “Cinder and Smoke” and “Skyspeak“, along with audio from the FreeSound library.
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    1 時間 37 分