Quality not the best, some upscaling is needed! FIrst handout is not even readable.

The Queen's Star is a short and very imaginative scenario that focuses on a nugget of the more rarely presented Fire/Sky side of Gloranthan mythology. The background story is highly mythical/fantastic, almost as if the scenario was a heroquest, with gods seemingly intervening directly with the affairs of mortals. It has many fresh ideas and an impeccable layout. Highly recommended read!

A fantastic open ended scenario that incorporates the classic Gloranthan feel with a well fleshed out location. Works very well with new characters, perhaps after they've completed the scenarios in the starter set.

This is an interesting idea which has some flaws in its execution; some work required from the Keeper to make it work. Quite a few typos. But, a good effort which I look forward to running. And the combination of pre-gens is fun.

This book contains some seriously weird-ass shit, and I love it.

Voralans are definitely some of the odder inhabitants of Glorantha (even by the standards of a world brimming with odd), and realising them in game terms with such insight and humour, as well as a big bag of crazy, is no mean feat. The authors deserve bags of credit for so ably bringing this particular baby spore to fruition

Having been sent a pre-publication copy, what really sticks out for me that it has that classic Runequest feel. It reminds me to some degree - as Nick Brooke says - of Snake Pipe Hollow and those dungeon-type adventures I spent playing back with RQ2 in the dim and distant pass. If I was just starting out in RQ, this is a great way to get that Gloranthan feel without being drowned in the vast ocean of detail that is Runequest.

Been waiting for something on the Black Elves since I saw them first mentioned in the original Troll Pack. Nice to see that they are more than just humanoid mushrooms. A better write up of their gods are also appreciated, as well as the impressive artwork. Altogether a great piece of work. Looking forward to more of these.

Ran this for my regular CoC group. I've had the Dark Ages book (not essential but highly recommended for this scenario) for a while but not find the right one shot to run it with them. This one landed really well with them! The mix of Viking mythology and Mythos worked really well, it was really easy to prep and run because the author has give really clear tools for wratcheting up the tension, especially when run to a tight timeslot (it would make a great convention game) and it even features a chase diagram! Highly recommended.

I bought this game and we played it through in a single evening. In short we had a great time. The scenario is a complete modern era one shot with good pregen characters and a nice clear mystery. We made mistakes. We held an epic house warming that no one will forget, well, those who survived won't forget it. An excellent CofC scenario that I recommend. It would also be simple to use as a kick start for a campaign in any time since the 1950s.

Incredible story and characters. Loved playing it in just a few short hours and looking forward to playing it again!

This is a highly imaginative and original scenario for Glorantha, and it touches upon several pieces of Glorantha that have not previously been brought to light, and just for that it is an interesting read. Half of my enjoyment of this release is simply for the background material that has a true Gloranthan feel to it. The scenario itself is a great little Fire/Sky adventure, short, good for a night's play, and much more if some work is put into fleshing out some of the setting and material lightly sketched throughout. Nothing too deep here, but it has a nice, classical feel to it with tragic undertones and a unique location that could be easily developed further for future adventures. Lastly, the artwork is wonderful.

Watch out for this one - it'll captivate you in ways you don't fully expect...

This is the 4th scenario from the talented Rina Haenze and they have once more proved that a simple idea can drag you into great depths. What starts as a simple missing persons case devolves as people gather and share their tradegies only to discover similarities in their losses. As the case develops and people become drawn in the tensions rise up and the stakes build.

For a simple set up, this tale will lead in a heartbreaking direction and it is down to the players to see how far they can take this bond, both to the missing person and each other, towards a potential demise of a scope that is not cosmic but all too natural.

You will not regret the choice of purchasing this game, you may regret how you choose to interact with Jolene herself...

This is a fantastic scenario set in the heart of New Orleans during the height of the classic era for Call of Cthulhu.

taking the format of a meeting of people who are invited to dine with an old friend who is then unexpectedly delayed this starts out in a similar way to many other scenarios. However the start is literally just the tip of this mystery and as you travel around gatheri g information the sense of dread rises with the humidity of the setting.

Without providing spoilers this game is superb as a start of a New Orleans campaign or even as it is written as a post prelude (Peru) but pre Chapter 1 (New York) game for slotting into the Masks of Nyarlathothep campaign.

The tale is made all the more disturbing by the incredible detail presented in a number of scenes and the links to several practices of the period.

Overall it is highly enjoyable and whats more fantasti value either on its own or bought as a part of a bundle.

p.s. the pre gen characters are really great and could form back up characters for other chapters of Masks if you so desired.

This is a great fun scenario. I am stretching out into 2 x 2 hours sessions but you could make it as short or long as you need. It is a simple premise and leaves a lot of scope for the Keeper to improvise. I ran it with my players normal characters and not the pre-gens, you do need to be careful with this as there is at least one essential skill. One of my players had it, but he has failed it fours times, including a push roll, so that is fun (for me!). The artwork and handouts are perfect for the scenario. If you like running scenarios where you can freestyle behind the scenes with a well written setting then this is for you.

This was a fun adventure and served as a good introduction to Glorantha and Runequest for newer players; would also fit in well to an existing campaign. It’s a creative set up with opportunities for role playing and combat. Could fit anywhere in Glorantha, especially in Sartar or wherever there are Orlanthi. Very enjoyable!