Question: Do you lose bonds with a player if there is a new session?

Question: Do you lose bonds with a player if there is a new session?

Question: Do you lose bonds with a player if there is a new session? What if you don’t have a relationship with them? What if you do? I got 6 bonds with another PC.

When most people think of Iceland, the first thing that comes to mind is probably ice—lots and lots of ice.

When most people think of Iceland, the first thing that comes to mind is probably ice—lots and lots of ice.

When most people think of Iceland, the first thing that comes to mind is probably ice—lots and lots of ice.

Here is 10 Most Amazing Facts About Iceland .

http://youtu.be/bPftJuPUB6Y

Gregor, I think I just made a great elevator pitch to some folks re: sagas yesterday.

Gregor, I think I just made a great elevator pitch to some folks re: sagas yesterday.

Gregor, I think I just made a great elevator pitch to some folks re: sagas yesterday. They were going on and on how they loved the show Vikings… and I said I have this great Viking Saga RPG that plays out like a soap opera. And my friends wife Brie looked me straight in the eye and said “I need to play that” so yeah… its on our list now.

Ive been thinking about how I can hack Sagas to be a good Roman game. Not a ton to alter, but also a ton to alter. Wyrd becomes Pietas Godi becomes Patronus, Seidkona becomes Venficia, Thrall / slave and so on. Although I was also thinking of breaking it down by social class Senator, Equites, Pleb, Slave, barbarus. But Ive never really done anything like it. Decidedly Roman stories might be tough too.

Anyhow I’ll keep folks posted on the Icelanders. Also do folks have more recipes. Im in Juneau Alaska so we have a lot of the same climate anything with lingon berries, cloud berries, and salmon would go over well.

Archaeologists working in Trondheim in Norway are amazed by the discovery of a human skeleton in the bottom of an…

Archaeologists working in Trondheim in Norway are amazed by the discovery of a human skeleton in the bottom of an…

Originally shared by Bliss Morgan

Archaeologists working in Trondheim in Norway are amazed by the discovery of a human skeleton in the bottom of an abandoned castle well. The skeleton provides evidence that confirms dramatic historical events mentioned in the Sagas.

The location and contents of the well are mentioned in Sverre’s Saga, a chronicle of one of the kings of Norway, and one of very few historical manuscripts describing events in the Norwegian Viking age and medieval period.

Scholars have questioned the chronicle’s trustworthiness as a historical document. But now, at least one part of the saga seems to hold truth – down to the tiniest detail.

“This is truly astonishing. As far as I know there is no known example of the discovery of an individual historically connected with an act of war as far back as the year 1197. And the fact that this actually corroborates an event described in Sverre’s saga is simply amazing“, says lead archaeologist at the site, Anna Petersén.

http://www.pasthorizonspr.com/index.php/archives/06/2016/body-in-well-confirms-viking-saga

Wide roots (Matriarch’s move)

Wide roots (Matriarch’s move)

Wide roots (Matriarch’s move)

Dear Gregor Vuga, two sessions ago, we had some doubts about the Matriarch’s move Wide roots:

Wide roots: When you meet someone new, you can tell them how you’re related through someone dead, absent or lost and you gain a bond with each other (p. 95).”

We had played a one-shot demo several weeks before, but it was so good we decided to go on and play a real saga, with the addition of a new friend as a player.

He created a new character, a Wanderer, and therefore no one gave relationships to him and he gave no relationships to the others, in return, as the rules state (p. 106).

During the game, of course, the Wanderer met the Matriarch and the Matriarch’s player wanted to use Wide roots on the Wanderer but, just to be polite and considerate, he asked to the Wanderer’s player: “Is it ok if maybe we can be relatives?”

The Wanderer’s players answered: “I’d rather not” and the Matriarch’s player said “As you wish” in return, and he didn’t use the move.

Therefore, what happened in our game was not problematic at all but, nonetheless, some questions began to form in my mind.

1. Can one use Wide roots on another player’s character or it can be used only only on NPCs?

2. Have I really to ask permission to another player every time I want to use Wide roots on their character? Is not just having the move enough justification to say “I’m going to use it!”?

3. When the move says “related”, does it mean “family related” or can it also mean just “connected in some way”?

The books have been out for a couple of years now, how are your copies holding up? Binding and colour still alright?

The books have been out for a couple of years now, how are your copies holding up? Binding and colour still alright?

The books have been out for a couple of years now, how are your copies holding up? Binding and colour still alright?

Anyone know if there is going to be a reprint my cover is starting to separate and it makes me sad.

Anyone know if there is going to be a reprint my cover is starting to separate and it makes me sad.

Anyone know if there is going to be a reprint my cover is starting to separate and it makes me sad. IPR seems to be out.