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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrumpyOldMan" data-source="post: 2864652" data-attributes="member: 16469">It’s difficult to tell, but from the previews this looks closer to RQ2 than to RQ3. However, it certainly owes a huge debt to the original game design. Even if no-one else is mentioned, I think It’s downright rude not to credit the men who designed the basic structure of your game, even if it was 30 or so years ago. I’ll be e-mailing Mongoose to tell them so.If anyone here is interested the design credits were:RQ1: Steve Perrin and Ray Turney, with Steve Henderson, Warren James, and Greg StaffordRQ2: Steve Perrin and Ray Turney, with Steve Henderson, Warren James, Greg Stafford, and John Sapienza.RQ3: Steve Perrin, Greg Stafford, Steve Henderson, Lynn Willis, Charlie Krank, Ray Turney, Ken Rolston, and Sandy PetersenI don’t know who you are Mr Sprange, but tinkering with character generation and combat and re-naming some skills does not give you the right to claim authorship of a substantially derivative work.Interesting too that the Glorantha supplement is set in the second age, the God-learner time, which I’ve always regarded as ancient history. Perhaps that explains the lack of ‘Red Moon’ runes. There’s no Red Moon! That’ll take me a while to get used to!</blockquote>