I pointing all this out to show what you can do with limited resouces. This
GM has since set his RQ stuff aside and plays mostly Star Wars, his SW stuff
is even higher
quality (practice helps) and he could get published if LF didn't make it
hard. I don't
have the recent works (yet) and won't comment on their usefulness (which
often is a personal decision), but a GM no matter how time-starved has to
face the effort fitting published stuff to his/her vision and filling the
gaps with his/her creative talents.
3) Looking over some of the campaign events. People can pick out scenarios
from Pavis,
stuff drawn from fiction, one NPC reincarnated from previous campaigns (back
to D&D
20 years ago), Viking pack and stuff I'm not sure where he got it( or if he
created it).
I remember one of the first inspirational points in Glorantha for me was (I
think it was pre-RQ or close) an adventure write-up of a run in the sewers
of Furtherest, and the
WB&RM game. I remember playing RQ with just the RQII rulebook and WB^RM, did
our gaming
look like the campaign outlined here?, no. Was it fun?, yes. Was it
Gregable?, it wasn't
a concept at the time.
4) Not stepping into the Sub/Ob debate! But each of us has our personal
Glorantha. One in which Sartar is Celt or Scottish or land-locked Vikings.
Where Elmal is or isn't. Nobody has equal access to info, enjoys exactly the
same thing, or equal talents in Gming or creating game material. At some
point we all go heretical with Greg, he
hasn't provided what we need or works on something we don't care about. So
we draw the
line. This is my world, and if latter stuff conflicts so be it.
5) In the above vein, dispite this being the Glorantha list, RQ is part of
Gloranthan history. And you can learn about Glorantha as much from our game
material as offical
published stuff, it should be welcome here.
6) The Sartar stuff listed in "A Sartar campaign" is not my creation. I'm
not sure if
my friend would be happy with it on the list but I'm sure the friendship
will live. It
represents actual adventures ran.
Pete
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