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Wise words indeed ;)

I have Lost City but haven't run it. The collaborative nature of the early Open Design projects meant that there is a real need for a strong editor to make sure the various sections are tied together clearly for the DM to run the adventure. Certainly in Halls this could have been done better –...

My favourite was Courts of the Shadow Fey – lots of courtly intrigue, mystery and duelling in the Shadow Realm. Luckily this one is also the right level for your PCs and the only one of the three that was released publicly – Wrath and Halls were patron-only projects. Cheers Rich

Thanks for all the suggestions so far, guys!

Strange things ALWAYS happen in Glorantha! Does your username indicate support from Birmingham City FC?

Or Diaval?

Hi, We've been using the escalation dice in our 4e games for several months now. I am going to introduce the awesome flee rule the next time the PCs are in trouble, and will be asking for one unique things the next time people make characters. Cheers Rich

Yes, both bride and groom are members of the Platinum Knights, a chivalrous order of paladins and clerics. The other thing I perhaps should have said is that the person playing the PC bride is retiring her character in favour of her black sheep sister, a sorcerer, with possible connections to...

Hi, I've played Keep on the Shadowfell, Thunderspire Labyrinth, Slaying Stone and several decent Dungeon adventures, all of which were enjoyable. We are currently playing the 4e conversion of G1 which is also fun, but is basically a lot of combat, taking a long time to play through. I've...

Hi, One of the PCs in my long-running Parsantium campaign is marrying an NPC next session. Has anyone roleplayed a PC-NPC wedding before? Any top tips on fun things to happen or suggestions for a fantasy wedding ceremony? The bride and groom are dragonborn and worshippers of Bahamut. Cheers...

Hi, Today, while Kate has been working her way through her first edit of the lengthy Gazetteer chapter – at 43,000 words, it’s the biggest in the book by a long way – I’ve been drawing a map of the hideout of the infamous Golden Scimitars criminal gang in the tunnels beneath the Old Quarter. I...

Just posted a finished street scene from Matt Morrow on the blog.

Hi Merric, Great write up! It's fun to see how other groups have got on with this adventure. Cheers Rich

Hi Morgan, Orc's Nest should have copies. Cheers Rich

Very thorough and enjoyable personal review! I managed to get a copy – someone going to GenCon kindly picked one up for me – but haven't read it yet. From what you are saying the approach seems very different to the much more freeform Murder in Baldur's Gate.

Glad you like it! We're deep into editing the text – all 93,000 words of it! – so there probably won't be much in the way of updates on the book for a while, although I will try and preview some more art on the blog when I have it. I'm also looking at providing some guidance on using...

I've been previewing WIP art on the Parsantium blog all week. Let me know what you think ;) Rich

Glad you liked the write-up! Let us know how your game goes! Cheers Rich

Hi, Parsantium: City at the Crossroads is currently in editing (and will be for some time yet) so I thought it would be fun to preview some WIP art on the blog over the next week or so. The first sketch is here. Happy to answer any questions anyone has about the book too! Cheers Rich

Thanks - glad you liked it! Rich