Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 5557326" data-attributes="member: 10177">I also read through pieces/parts of the Glorantha setting book.This is my first time really ever reading about Glorantha's &quot;history&quot; and I have to say it is still very unique to this day with its basic rule of &quot;Our laws are based on magic, not physics.&quot; I think the world of &quot;Oathbound&quot; is the only other world I have read where similar rules apply. Which is cool, because as a GM you can pretty much have anything happen and you can say, &quot;Its that way because some god decided they wanted it that way back in the &quot;X&quot; Age.&quot;So if for some reason you want a river flowing up a hill or mountain, it can have happened in Glorantha.I also like that it has a Blue Moon, which is a god, and is very hard to ever see at night except at a specific time, and I think it is even a place. Don't remember. I was reading for feel, not rules retention.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 5557326, member: 10177"] I also read through pieces/parts of the Glorantha setting book. This is my first time really ever reading about Glorantha's "history" and I have to say it is still very unique to this day with its basic rule of "Our laws are based on magic, not physics." I think the world of "Oathbound" is the only other world I have read where similar rules apply. Which is cool, because as a GM you can pretty much have anything happen and you can say, "Its that way because some god decided they wanted it that way back in the "X" Age." So if for some reason you want a river flowing up a hill or mountain, it can have happened in Glorantha. I also like that it has a Blue Moon, which is a god, and is very hard to ever see at night except at a specific time, and I think it is even a place. Don't remember. I was reading for feel, not rules retention. [/QUOTE]

Verification