Iberian Tribunal

Finis Terrae: Tribunal de Iberia is a new book focused on the Iberian Tribunal.

Finis Terrae: Tribunal de Iberia

Product Information
Rules Edition:	Fifth
Abbreviation:	FT
Product Type:	Tribunal sourcebook
Author(s):	Mario Donaire Óscar Estefanía Ben McFarland
Publisher:	Holocubierta Ediciones, S.L.
Product Number:	AM07
ISBN:	978-84-15763-79-6
Release date:	2022
Format:	Hardcover, 340 pages
Availability:	[1] at Holocubierta as of May 12, 2023

The Iberian Tribunal is the regional Tribunal covering the Iberian Peninsula south of the Pyrenees: most of what is today Spain and Portugal. It is bordered on the north by the Provençal Tribunal. It is one of the border Tribunals of the Order: to the south, across the Straits of Gibraltar, lies Muslim North Africa, which is outside the Order of Hermes altogether. See the Map of Mythic Europe

Current Edition Resources

El Tribunal de Iberia: Finis Terrae

This book was successfully funded by Kickstarter in December 2021 with a planned release date in 2022. It is written in Spanish for ArM5 and is published by Holocubierta Ediciones. Link to the successful Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign.

Grogs

has a three-page description of almogavars (a kind of elite Iberian mercenaries), including story seeds.

Houses of Hermes: Societates

has rules for Hermetic sahirs, magi descended from a tradition of jinn-summoning Moorish sorcerers.

Covenants

The covenant for which the Duresca Scrolls are named, and where they were revealed is located in this tribunal. See Houses of Hermes: True Lineages, page 40.

A large Tremere covenant/s mentioned in HoHTL 115.

El Tribunal de Iberia: Finis Terrae lists a number covenants; Aedes Saturni, Ajabeba, Alif, ʿĂrābôt, Barda, Barzaj, Beit Midrash, Brigantia, Caium, Chazāʾir, Dār MalīḤaʾ, Durato, Duresca, Iššáh, Jušjášun, Laminium, Mare Iacum, Al-Minẓār, Mons Niger, Pallantia, Porta Pandere, Qasr Dār al-Muchaddad, Al-Quṣṣāṣ, Resurgens, Salama, Salionca, Septima Gemina, Serra da Lousã, Victrix and Ŷezirat Tennyn.

Past Edition Resources

Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia

This book was written for Third Edition and fully describes the Tribunal. As of ArM5 it is no longer considered canonical but it may be of interest to some Troupes. It says there are ten covenants in the Tribunal, of which four are detailed and the other six are left to the troupe's imagination.

Past Edition Covenants

Barcelona Covenant, Duresca, Estáncia-es-Karida, and Jaferiya were detailed in Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia.

Iberian Sagas

The following Saga sites are set in, or otherwise related to, the Iberian Tribunal. Feel free to add your own site to the list; please insert it in alphabetical order.

The Crucible of the Eternal

A slightly odd 5th ed game which has followed a group of Magi from the founding of a Spring Covenant on the ruins of one in Winter, to their current state, some 40+ years of game time later.

Isla de Encanta

These pages relate to the Isla de Encanta Saga, that is located in the Iberian Tribunal. They also contain house rules, material to download, and more!

Light of Andorra

Adventure! Glory! Legend and Mystery! This is the bread and butter of the magi of Andorra. But power and prosperity are but mere distractions, and the covenant has some difficult choices and challenges ahead. Play-by forum Saga run by Mark Faulkner

Mercury Rising

Featuring the covenant of Segobriga Secunda, where magi investigate the site of a recently vanished Winter covenant, and build a second covenant on the site of the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Segobriga.

Prospectus Locus

Prospectus Locus is a hundred-year old covenant set on the east coast of Iberia, in the middle of the Ebro delta. Its story truly began in 1212 when over half of the covenant was killed at Las Navas de Tolosa. A call went out for new magi and in 1213 Prospectus Locus was reborn.

Reservo Scientia

An Ars Magica campaign set in the Iberian kingdom of Navarre at the Covenant of Reservo Scientia. There are also notes on a previous campaign set in southern Iberia, the Covenant of Los Ermitos.

The history of this page before Februrary 20, 2012 is located at Legacy:iberian_tribunal and Legacy:iberian_sagas.

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Based on material ©Copyright David Chart 1997-2000. Used with permission.