The Pegasus Plateau and Other Stories is Chaosium's newest release for RuneQuest. When putting together the design brief for The Pegasus Plateau, creative director Jason Durall decided he wanted a bri

Lynne Hardy interviews artist Naomi Robinson for Women in Tabletop Gaming MonthSerious ones first:1. What is your background? My background is predominantly in art. I studied Digital Animation at deg

Twenty years ago, the incredible Glorantha game King of Dragon Pass game first shipped! Our friends at A Sharp remind us that back then, it came as a CD in a box, and sold for USD$37.50! Today, you ca

By Jason Durall, RuneQuest creative directorThe Starter Set for RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha is coming! Between now and its release later this year, RuneQuest creative director Jason Durall's D

The Armies and Enemies of Dragon Pass is one of the initial releases for the Jonstown Compendium, DriveThruRPG’s new community content resource for Greg Stafford’s world of Glorantha. Within 24 hour

All four volumes of the best-selling Sandheart series of Sun County adventures for RuneQuest are now available in full colour print format at DriveThruRPG!Volume One: Tales of the Sun County MilitiaVo

Are you a Gamesmaster looking for new scenarios and story elements? A player looking for something mysterious to spark a character idea? Is your group looking for more Gloranthan goodness to use in yo

Selkana’s Saga is a new Chaosium blog series following a long-format roleplaying campaign using the RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha system. Also see part one, Telling Diverse Stories with Role Pla

JONSTOWN COMPENDIUM releases currently make up the top four best-selling community content releases on DriveThruRPG. And there are two further Jonstown Compendium releases in the Top Ten (plus one Mis

Sadly, due to an unforeseen processing delay at our US warehouse, we have had to postpone the print release of RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha until next week. As soon as we receive confirmation t

Greg Stafford in July 2016, reacquainting himself with his own "lost treasure" from 1979.It's now been more than 40 years since RuneQuest's debut, but as one reviewer has said, "it’s easy to forget ho

For Chaosium Con Down Under in May, we're planning a boutique yet captivating convention program that's going to be in parts mythic, epic, heroic and horrific, with Chaosium's favourite games on off