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==Concept== | |||
'''Mythic Locations''' describes ten specific sites that are not well-documented in the Mythic Europe culture, but that may be of interest to [[troupes]] while playing sagas, with suggestions of appropriate hooks. It is a resource for storytellers. | |||
===The locales=== | |||
*'''Bear Island''' in the [[Thebes Tribunal]] | |||
*'''The Baths''' in the [[Stonehenge Tribunal]] | |||
*'''Cursewood''' in the [[Rhine Tribunal]] | |||
*'''The Farne Islands''' in the [[Stonehenge Tribunal]] | |||
*'''The Poisoned Battlefield''' in the [[Stonehenge Tribunal]] | |||
*'''The Purgatory of St. Patrick''' in the [[Hibernian Tribunal]] | |||
*'''The Temple of Mercury''' | |||
*'''The Toy Fair in Devil's Lane''' | |||
*'''The Truffle Matron''' in the [[Normandy Tribunal|Normandy]], [[Transylvanian Tribunal|Transylvanian]] or [[Rhine Tribunal]]s | |||
*'''The Wolf's Court''', nominally in the [[Provençal Tribunal]] but easily adaptable to any other | |||
==Confidentiality of Contents== | ==Confidentiality of Contents== | ||
As per the Forum thread, it is expected that this sourcebook will not have a public table of contents, so that spoilers are avoided. The Introduction | As per the Forum thread, it is expected that this sourcebook will not have a public table of contents, so that spoilers are avoided. The Introduction has probably be made available, though. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://forum.atlas-games.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=30067&start=15&hilit=mythic+locations Official Forum thread] | *[http://forum.atlas-games.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=30067&start=15&hilit=mythic+locations Official Forum thread] | ||
*[http://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG0309.php Official Product Page] | *[http://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG0309.php Official Product Page] | ||
*[http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/MythicLocationsINTRO.pdf Introduction Chapter] text in PDF form | |||
[[Category:ArM5]] | [[Category:ArM5]] | ||
[[Category:Products]] | [[Category:Products]] |
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Mythic Locations is a Fifth Edition sourcebook that provides information about ten places of potential interest for Troupes.
Product Information | |
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Rules Edition: | Fifth Edition |
Product Type: | Sourcebook |
Author(s): | Christian Rosenkjaer Andersen, Timothy Ferguson, Richard Love, John Post, Matt Ryan, and Mark Shirley |
Publisher: | Atlas Games |
Product Number: | AG0309 |
ISBN: | 1-58978-150-3 |
Release date: | September 2014 |
Format: | Hardcover, 144 pages |
Availability: | To be released |
Concept
Mythic Locations describes ten specific sites that are not well-documented in the Mythic Europe culture, but that may be of interest to troupes while playing sagas, with suggestions of appropriate hooks. It is a resource for storytellers.
The locales
- Bear Island in the Thebes Tribunal
- The Baths in the Stonehenge Tribunal
- Cursewood in the Rhine Tribunal
- The Farne Islands in the Stonehenge Tribunal
- The Poisoned Battlefield in the Stonehenge Tribunal
- The Purgatory of St. Patrick in the Hibernian Tribunal
- The Temple of Mercury
- The Toy Fair in Devil's Lane
- The Truffle Matron in the Normandy, Transylvanian or Rhine Tribunals
- The Wolf's Court, nominally in the Provençal Tribunal but easily adaptable to any other
Confidentiality of Contents
As per the Forum thread, it is expected that this sourcebook will not have a public table of contents, so that spoilers are avoided. The Introduction has probably be made available, though.
External links
- Official Forum thread
- Official Product Page
- Introduction Chapter text in PDF form