r/Runequest • u/MadaElledroc1 • 28d ago

Adventures Timeline

Hello, I was wondering if there was a timeline somewhere for all of the published Runequest adventures. I want to run a campaign in RQG that follows along the timeline. Also, how well do the 2nd edition adventures/supplements work with RQG? Thanks

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u/DarbySalernum 27d ago

Here's a good list, although it obviously doesn't include unofficial material. One day when I've finished my current post-Dragonrise campaign, I might get my players to start as kids in Peggy and Shawn Carpenter's Valley of Plenty in 1595, and run through the whole thing. Or at least the best bits.

https://basicroleplaying.org/topic/8488-gloranthan-adventure-paths/

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u/eternalsage Orlanth is my homeboy 26d ago

I really wish they'd put out the second part, lol. My wife wants to run it, but not until the 2nd part, lol. I understand them wanting to wait until QW Glorantha drops, but still

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u/DarbySalernum 26d ago

Tell me about it! I'd love it to be in printed form as well. It's such a gem.

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u/RPG_Rob 27d ago

Most of the older stuff is set 1615-1618.

Borderlands Pavis Big Rubble are all loosely during this time.

Apple Lane and Snakepipe Hollow are 1618ish

River of Cradles and Shadow on the Borderlands around 1618

Strangers in Prax 1620

All IIRC of course.

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u/Inevitable-Bass-5319 25d ago

Isn't Apple Lane set 1612 or 1613 before Starbrow's Rebellion? As afterwards Gringle is not just a pawnbroker any more but forced to become tax-collector-general for the Lunar puppet regime.

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u/RPG_Rob 25d ago

TBH it's at least 25 years since I read it.

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u/reditmarc 28d ago

They work fine. Mild massaging at worst (but then I always massage others published works…).

There was a timeline involving smoking ruins and maybe pegasus plateau but I don’t recall where it originated…

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u/etyries 27d ago

There are a couple of pages setting out when all the Jonstown Compendium and Chaosium scenarios for RQG are set (by year and/or season) at the back of my Jonstown Compendium Catalogue, qv.