This is a brilliant utility item, and I refer to it regularly. So many GM supplements I get and don't really use, but this is one of them. Please do one of these for Tarsh and Citizens of the Lunar Empire!

I just took up Runequest and as the designated GM this product instantly made my life easier. I strongly recommend it.

Very nicely put together. Great format, tidy. Will be very useful.

This is a great supplement and a time saver for every RQG GM. The character templates are well designed for their use, which at least for me is to have a quick stats for a random NPC when needed. I personally printed them out as A5 size, cut individually and arranged alphabetically so when ever the PC:s encounter for example a shaman, I can quickly grab the stat sheet for that. I also like that the sheets have been made so that you can easily make markings on them, cross out hit points etc.

An excellent buy for such a cheap price (I think I would happily pay a few dollars more for this). I´m looking forward more the same kind of supplements; maybe a collection of townsfolk from the cities of Sartar or some elder races?

A collection of Heortling NPCs (and a few Lunar deserters) ready to be dropped right into any campaign. Ranging from full-page spreads to quarter-page stat blocks, they cover a wide variety of professions, with all the skills and stats needed to run them. When applicable, allied spirits are provided as well. A great resource for any Sartar-based campaign. Just name them and go!

This is a great collection of NPCs. Useful, clear and well thought out. Great stuff!

Phenomenally good value: forty-two generic Sartarite statblocks for just a dollar! Noble leaders (priests, chieftains and thanes) get a whole page, most templates are half a page, and mooks get a quarter-page each. Skills, Runes, Passions and Spells are fully detailed, with generic descriptions for all but the mobs. A wonderful time-saving resource for any RQG game, regardless of setting. (I can remember when we used to use RQ3's Vikings for this sort of thing, and that wasn't even set in Glorantha!)