I’ve sold 17 of the Pendragon 1st ed box sets since 2010, which is as far back as my easy-to-access records go.
Until today, I never really looked through the support materials. The King Arthur legend I find interesting, but not compelling. But… This set is so gorgeous, and obviously a passion work, I’m putting it on my bucket list to play someday.
Pendragon: Chivalric Roleplaying in Arthur’s Britain [BOX SET]
Set that came through the shop in May 2015. This one had the dice (six d6, one d20).January 2014“About the Box Front: Queen Guenever hands King Arthur Excalibur as the host prepares for battle.”Hadn’t noticed it until now, but the game was called “King Arthur Pendragon” from the very beginning.Box bottomCredits. This was a group effort.Player’s Book. The larger of the two books at 88 pages.Table of Contents is extremely detailed, which I admire. Game designers often neglect this feature.Lisa A. Free penned most of the interior line drawings. They are excellent, and give the game a consistent look.Lots of subject maps in the bookSir MordredSir Gawaine Mad With LoveGamemaster’s Book. Thin at 16 pages.
Let’s play!
Definitely give it a try~