r/PendragonRPG

My next session will be a big battle, maybe even two days.

What are your best pieces of advice to make a war in Pendragon fun, engaging and memorable?

Hey All, I've just run a Session 0 for my first Pendragon campaign last week, and super excited for the game. I've acquired the GM screen but found some info unnecessary (can anyone tell me why I would need knight starting values on the fly?!) on the panels. I'm thinking of putting together a reference document to supplement the rules that will inevitably escape me but pop up frequently/unexpectedly.

So TL/DR, what are some rules, tables or mechanics (mainly from the Core or GM handbook) that you often find yourself flipping through the book for, need on hand or just wish was on the GM screen instead?

Does anyone know if the book delayed? Is it gunna end up like Noble’s Handbook and they tell us last minute, that it’s not going to be in August and will be September?

In January 1994’s UK Dragon magazine there is a Pendragon article which forms part of their regular ‘Dragon Project’ series of scenarios featuring dragons as NPCs. The one in issue 175 was written by Sandy Peterson (of call of Cthulhu fame) and I include here photographs of the article from my copy of the magazine that I found out of storage. Enjoy!

My Boy King has arrived from Gen Con and I enjoyed answering a few questions yesterday so I thought I’d answer any if people have about this release while I kill time at work

Is the material runned by Brian Holland published material? I was thinking of running the scenario from the GMH, then the one in the Starter Set, followed by the Grey Knight as a new GM for Pendragon. I ask, because I would recommend to my potential players to watch the actual play considering it is very good. I just don't want to expose them to any spoiler.