Should you not already have it, this fella enthusiastically recommends it. This is as much a must have as Six Seaons in Sartar, especially if you’re running the obligatory post Dragonrise - Sartar - Argrath campaign. It’s not just good but also highly adaptable. I ran it with several changes that were very easily made and it is also full of excellent lore and references that will lead you further into the world of Glorantha.

This is exactly the kind of product that makes the Jonstown Compendium great. You feel how the author has made the setting his own and gives everything you need to work with. You are a given a whole new area to explore that has been mostly ignored and a lot of material to work with. You are not spoonfed, this book does not try to tell you how things are - it gives you exactly what you need to both incorpirate the author's vision and put your own stamp on it. Exactly how a book like this should be.

This is a labor of love, done by an author who has fully immersed himself in an area of Glorantha like no other and it show. Exactly the kind of work that is perfect for JC and vice versa. Heartily recommended.

Simply put, I cannot recommend this masterpiece more.

It is the perfect way to introduce RuneQuest and the world of Glorantha to a group, whether they are roleplaying veterans or fresh recruits. This alone makes it to me an absolute must have for RuneQuest but it's not the only reason to recommend this.

This is the story of the Haraborn clan but more importantly the story of a group of characters. The episodes, the six seasons, are the backbone and flesh out the story but there are built in so many options to make it the story of the characters. In my 30+ years of playing and running games, never have I seen a group of players so invested in their characters, their stories and how it will all play out.

This is the one I will always use to bring new players to RuneQuest from now on.