[Rq-rules] Viscerally perfect setting for RQ

[Steve Perrin]

Actually, I used Long Lankin in an Aberrant campaign as a folkloric badguy 
who came back as a ghost possessing a fan (of Long Lankin, not Steeleye 
Span) who murdered rich people with the same last name as English nobility 
of the Tudor period. One of my more chilling games.

Steve Perrin

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Clive Wickens" <clive.wickens at btopenworld.com>
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Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2008 3:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Rq-rules] Viscerally perfect setting for RQ


>I don't suppose your baddies were led by Long Lankin by any chance ?
>
> Yet another old Steeleye Span fan reveals his presence : )
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> From: "Steve Perrin" <steve at limitedchaos.com>
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>> Probably one of the most fun RQ campaigns I ever ran was my Spans 
>> campaign. Essentially you had an England-like island that was volcanic 
>> and the individual areas were divided up into alleys demarked by the 
>> ridges that ran down from the volcano center. These valleys were called 
>> "Spans," and each was a community into itself, though they were loosely 
>> federated as well. I used a lot of Ars Magica Scottish material and 
>> Pendragon Scottish and Irish material for it, and I based most of the 
>> storylines around the songs of Steeleye Span (which, not so 
>> coincidentally, was the name of the Span the PCs came from).
>>
>> Steve Perrin
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>> From: "Lance Dyas" <lancelot at inetnebr.com>
>> To: "Discussion of RuneQuest rules." <rq-rules at crashbox.com>
>> Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 3:17 PM
>> Subject: [Rq-rules] Viscerally perfect setting for RQ
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>>
>>> While the RQ/BRP rules have been and can be adapted to just about
>>> any setting A part of me has always thought the age of the
>>> ancient celtic clans was a perfect match...
>>>
>>> http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/pdf/slainepreview.pdf
>>>
>>> An interesting match up.. is how the cultures valued
>>> the kind of extremes of individual versatility that
>>> mirrors what the the RQ mechanics encouraged
>>> and its greatest heros were warrior mages
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