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I really like the cracks in the rock where there is no room. Simple and effective. Much better than the angled three-line ore dots that are often seen.

BTW, the map is good too. :-)

Love your jacket! Well, at least the sleeves look great.

This was fun to watch, one little note, the white captions over the white paper are nearly invisible.

Another amazing map section. Curious to know why the magazine below the map (its a magazine/)?

Curious to know how do you scan this huge sheet?

Great work.. I'm going to be a DM for my first game at the beginning of the year and have started working on maps recently. Your stuff is a big help with the approach I can take. Keep it up.

Awesome!

It's worth noting that the "starter set" is the full game, not a simplified version.

Nice!

If you think RQ is complex you should see ARS MAGICA

This box set is so cool!!!!

Nice develop. Like to see the video is now on wide. thanks a lot. I can see every inspiring detail now.

How big are the square on your paper?

Crazy to thi nk that you make it on the fly, without planning. inspiring. Keep up with this nice videos (hope that you can flipp then).

I think this gona be more than a Fortres, moving to a kingdom or dwarven city if a river, with dock and a ship. Inspiring. Only be better if you flipped all videos for better viewing. Maybe the next ones. Even so, nice dungeon draw.

This Dwarven Fortress or Kingdom gona be another 20 paper sheets draw? Saw all your fast-furios-inspiring videos, like them all.

Yooooooo

Cha'alt!

im a D&D BECMI player but Rolemaster GM since early 1980s. I started playing Stormbringer rpg at aged 13 which is compatible d100 system with Runequest. Last year I bought RQ 3rd edition and im just starting to explore possible settings to play for a RQ campaign. I have Griffin Mountain which has 7 detailed adventures, a table with 93 rumours! It has more quests than you could get through in 3 years of regular play. Griffin Mountain has some nice adventuring options such as [1-3] exploring into the wilderness in search of legendary magic items (The Wind Sword, The Iron Crown, Heartpiercer spear), [4] encountering giants in their mountain lair, [5] finding/taming a new species of giant hawk (Griffin) or [6] investigating a dark entity of chaos on Festering Isle or [7] exploring a castle rumoured to have been frequented by a vampire god. It recommends player characters begin the campaign as Balarazian hunters (primitive tribes people). The tribesmen have 5 cults to choose from which give different benefits. Im aiming to run a one-shot of 3-4 short sessions later this year if i can find a group of keen players. Griffin Mountain REVIEW here... grognardia.blogspot.com/2010/07/retrospective-griffin-mountain.html

This is excellent work!! Beautiful map!!

Thanks for the unboxing! Was wondering whether or not to get it, helped me out heaps!

This is nice work!!

Incredible!!

What brush did u use

Nice map! What brushes did you use?

Do i smell an underrated creator cooking?

your paint is so pretty

Just curious... how long in real time does a map like this take? They all are wonderful! Keep it up.

Fantastic Your content

As someone with a busy life and a chronic injury in my painting arm, and who has recently had some tragedies, I really appreciate this video.

The setting is the complicated part, the game itself is deceptively easy to grasp once you get a foot in the door. The setting is one of the oldest ones in the hobby though and it has volumes of lore and history. It's daunting to get into but more than worth the effort.

Thx I wait for my copy ua-cam.com/video/6gCwINk2HFE/v-deo.htmlsi=jXzh3T5BwXdyca6f Safe open game box. My style for safe box

I think people see it as complex, especially coming from 5e, but it's really a matter of getting the basics down and most of the stuff on the character sheet are only used occasionally in the game. It is a bit to wrap your head around, but the basic idea is pretty simple and intuitive, it's a percentage system, roll a d100 on or below and it's a success. I also think in many ways it's easier than D&D and makes a lot more sense than the level system. Like in real life you don't go up in levels, but you practice a skill and if you are successful, you get better. You also don't gain more hit points as you get older, but you can afford better armor and have better magic. The BRP system really fixes a lot of problems with the leveling system, I'm really quite fond of it.

I really like this song 🎶 Ps where can i get paper like that?

Just want to throw out there that Blackwater Creek is a fantastic scenario as well.

If you find it a bit too complicated, grab the new Basic Roleplaying System book and just grab some simpler combat rules! It's an amazing world, and I am kinda mad at Chaosium that they did not modernize this system more than they did. But. It's a Stafford Game, so they want to be true to his legacy I suppose.

Another great video, i really love watching you create.

Wonderfin, this is like eye candy...should have a lot more views!!

When I watch you, it looks so easy!!!!

Runequest is definitely more difficult compared to the average modern rpg but not that much really, the d100 mechanich is pretty straightforward and the learning curve is not that high overall, yes combat still sucks (something that most old school runquest players agree on) but frankly, combat sucks in most rpgs anyway, you just need to get used to it.

Compared to D&D or PF2e? Much simpler. More complicated than Cairn or AGON? Definitely.

Easiest answer is use ungridded maps Second best answer is to use hex gridded maps