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Revision as of 07:33, 5 July 2020
 | This article is fan-created material that may diverge from, and may be incompatible with, Ars Magica canon. Any opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and are not necessarily shared by Project: Redcap or Atlas Games. |
This 156-page gazetteer is a fan work… created by Timothy Ferguson. Layout by Mystery Man From Outerspace.
Introduction
This gazetteer is a fan work, distributed with the kind permission of Atlas Games, who own Ars Magica.
It is designed to be compatible with Heirs to Merlin: the Stonehenge Tribunal, the official supplement for England, and A Vanilla Covenant: the Covenant of Sabrina’s Rest, a fan work which covers the Severin Estuary and Bristol Channel, slightly to the north and east of Cornwall.
This supplement celebrates the 250th episode of the Games From Folktales podcast.
The podcast is only possible because of the support of the following Patreons:
- Ben McFarland
- Benjamin Gratch
- Christopher Rinderspacher
- Dan Cassar
- Daniel Jensen
- Jason Italiano
- Jason Tondro
- The Ranting Savant
- Thomas Stewart
Please consider supporting Games From Folktales at: https://www.patreon.com/
Timothy Ferguson
Contributors
Author: Timothy Ferguson
Iconographical research, page layout, pages backgrounds and two Faeries illustrations: David Bercovici aka Mystery Man From Outerspace
Disclaimer
As always, this pdf file shall be free of charge!
But…
Timothy Ferguson and I are looking for all volunteer and benevolent proofreaders who might re-read this pdf.
Will you please report and post all your remarks here on Atlas Games’ forum.
English in this pdf is American English.
Some parts of this pdf are in Olde English. They don’t need to be corrected for any supposed typo.
That said, typos, missing words and punctuation marks misuses are all problems we need to solve.
Well, we still hope you will enjoy your reading!
Thanks by advance to all of you, folks!
Please report using this format:
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Tx
Links
Games From Folktales: Timothy Ferguson’s Blog
Original Cornwall web supplement page
La Petite boutique des erreurs… cosmiques – Download Link
Final PDF file may be download free from here : Definitive link to be available soon
Temporary download link is : from here