Old Westeros Birthplace Charts

I created these birthplace charts years ago based on AGoT, when I was thinking of running a RoleMaster game for my local face-to-face group.

Someone might find them useful. When I get a chance I will clean them up and make them available as a pdf.

Westeros Birthplace Chart

01 – 15	The Westerlands	66 – 75	The Vale
16 – 30	The North	76 – 82	The Iron Islands
31 – 45	The Riverlands	83 – 90	Dorne
46 – 55	The Stormlands	91 – 95	The Mountains of the Moon
56 – 65	The Reach	96 – 00	Other Lands

The Westerlands

01 – 05	Brax	31 – 35	Banefort	61 – 65	Vikary	91 – 93	Greenfield
06 – 10	Prester	36 – 40	Serret	66 – 70	Jast	94 – 96	Kyndall
11 – 15	Crakehall	41 – 45	Broom	71 – 75	Spice	97 - 00	Houseless
16 – 20	Marbrand	46 – 50	Westerling	76 – 80	Farman
21 – 25	Lydden	51 – 55	Lorch	81 – 85	Estren
26 – 30	Swyft	56 – 60	Stackspear	86 – 90	Plumm

The North

01 – 04	Ryswell	31 – 35	Magnar	61 – 65	Stout	90 – 92	Umber
05 – 08	Dustin	36 – 40	Wull	66 – 70	Burley	93 –95	Glover
09 – 13	Hornwood	41 – 45	Harclay	71 – 75	Condon	96 –97	Reed
14 – 18	Cerwyn	46 – 50	Knott	76 – 80	Manderly	98 – 00	Houseless
19 – 23	Flint	51 – 55	Liddle	81 – 85	Karstark
24 – 28	Locke	56 – 60	Norrey	86 – 89	Tallhart

The Riverlands

01 – 05	Ryger	31 – 35	Wayn	61 – 65	Vypren	91 – 95	Darry
06 – 10	Mooton	36 – 40	Lychester	66 – 70	Haigh	96 – 00	Houseless
11 – 15	Vance	41 – 45	Smallwood	71 – 75	Whent
16 – 20	Piper	46 – 50	Charlton	76 – 80	Bracken
21 – 25	Paege	51 – 55	Roote	81 – 85	Blackwood
26 – 30	Grell	56 – 60	Dedding	86 – 90	Mallister

The Vale

The Stormlands

01 – 09	Caron	27 – 35	Trant	56 – 63	Estermont	80 – 87	Swann
09 – 17	Selmy	36 – 44	Penrose	64 – 71	Tarth	87 – 00	Houseless
18 – 26	Wylde	45 – 55	Errol	72 – 79	Buckler

The Reach

01 – 06	Vyrwel	25 – 30	Crane	49 – 54	Ambrose	73 – 78	Fossoways
07 – 12	Oakheart	31 – 36	Caswell	55 – 60	Bulwer	79 – 84	Ashford
13 – 18	Hightower	37 – 42	Rowan	61 – 66	Merryweather	85 – 91	Redwyne
19 – 24	Mullendore	43 – 48	Norcross	67 – 72	Graceford	92 – 00	Houseless

Dorne

01 – 06	Jordayne	25 – 30	Yronwood	49 – 57	Dalt	78 – 84	Uller
07 – 12	Santagar	31 – 36	Wyl	57 – 66	Blackmont	85 – 91	Gargalen
13 – 18	Allyrion	37 – 42	Fowler	67 – 78	Manwoody	91 – 00	Houseless
19 – 24	Toland	43 – 48	Qorgyle

The Iron Islands

01 – 05	Harlaw	31 – 35	Drumm	61 – 65	Myre	91 – 95	Goodbrother
06 – 10	Stonehouse	36 – 40	Blacktyde	66 – 70	Stonetree	96 – 00	Houseless
11 – 15	Merlyn	41 – 45	Sparr	71 – 75	Kenning
16 – 20	Sunderly	46 – 50	Saltcliffe	76 – 80	Orkwood
21 – 25	Tawney	51 – 55	Farwynd	81 – 85	Botley
26 – 30	Wynch	56 – 60	Volmark	86 – 90	Saltmyre

Tribes of the Mountains of the Moon

01 –15	Milk Snakes	46 – 60	Black Ears	76 – 90	Painted Dogs
16 – 30	Moon Brothers	61 – 75	Burned Men	91 – 00	Sons of the Mist
31 – 45	Stone Crows

Eonia maps from an old Rolemaster campaign.

Back in 2002 or so, a friend of mine ran 2 Rolemaster campaign in a world he called Eonia. I found a small bit of map of his the other day and it re-kindled my interest in that old game. So I sent him an email to ask if he still had the maps (they were made in the original Campaign Cartographer software - so they were old). 

Not only did he still have the files, he had a website he created for his personal use on the laptop he brought to the game sessions. Anyway, he sent me the files, and other than some names I don't care for, these maps are a thing of beauty. They show their age as far as computer mapping goes, but something about them really works for me.

So, if I ever run the new D&D, I will use the following map and the Forgotten Lands, and the city of Riverjun as the starting area. I don't know what scale he used, but for me, the hexes are 1 league (roughly 3 miles in my version of Eonia).

I will post more of his maps later, if anyone has any interest.

Detailed Map of the Rockford Area (Pits & Perils)

Here is a detailed map of the Rockford region, and the location of the Pit Perilous (campaign dungeon).

The Dreaded Perilous Pit

I recently bought Pits & Perils (which can be found here), and I have really fallen in love with the game mechanics. So, I started putting together a basic campaign pitch (centered around a dungeon, of course).

THE PERILOUS PIT (A PITS & PERILS CAMPAIGN)

CAMPAIGN INFORMATION DUMP

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In the southern marches of Generika lies the small backwater village of Rockford. This hamlet straddles the broad river that flows out of the eastern hills. A border town, Rockford lies on the most extreme southern borderlands of the Blandish Kingdom. A small muddy track crosses the river Broad and trails away south towards the rocky hills of Sumotherland.

Directly across the river Broad lies the darkened Lichwood. A haunted forest shunned by the good-folk of Rockford. Legends tell of a haunted keep, called the Perilous Pit, which is located beneath those dark and gnarly trees. Many an adventurous soul has wandered south into the shade of those trees, never to be seen again. A few hardy souls have come crawling back with tales of foul beasts, and heaps of treasure there for the taking.

The lone inn of Rockford, the Broken Keg, is the gathering place for travellers upon the kings road as well as adventurers who would risk life and limb to gain the spoils of the Perilous Pit.

OTHER FACTS AVAILABLE TO PLAYERS

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The Church of Law is the major religious institution of Blandish.

The various dukes of Sumotherland are locked in constant warfare.

The Elves live away west in the Glorfindales, a forest of ancient trees.

The Dwarves live east in the Bearded Hills.

King Verios Bland IV rules the Blandish Kingdom.

The last alliance of Men, Elves, and Dwarfs defeated the Lich-King at the battle of Rockford at the end of the last age (over 500 years ago).

The Bishop, Pontificus the Pious is the head of the church.

PERILOUS PIT RUMORS

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The Lich-King controls the Undead of the Pit.

An Ancient Black Dragon rules the lower levels.

Bandits roam the Lichwood.

The Silver Daggers adventuring company never returned from the Pit.

The Lady of Stone rules the kobolds.

The bandit known as the Hawk Lord hides out in the Lichwood.

The Lich-King is an evil ancient elf from the Age of Dawn.

The Lich-King is demi-god, cursed with Undeath by the Lords of Law.

Orcs are undead-elves.

Orcs can only be destroyed by fire.

The Summer Faire of Karog is here...

Time for a new FlailSnails compatible jousting tournament over on G+. To join, find the Jousting Fields of Normandie G+ group and ask to join. Then using the rules found here to create a knight (unless you have a worthy character willing to risk life and limb to win fabulous prizes).

The prizes for offer are:

1st place gets first pick from the 3 books pictured below.
2nd place gets one of the last 2 books.

The last book goes back into the prize pool for next time.

Prizes:
Deities & Demigods (non-cthulhu book)
Basic D&D (not in the best shape, but game ready)
D&D Creature Catalog.

This in addition to BRAGGING rights among your G+ peers.

Deep Space Ones...

I received some new art for WARBAND! today, and have added them to the pdf. You can download the file here or in the download section. Deep Space Ones are my Deep Ones of Lovecraft fame. My thanks for to Jeremy Duncan for his outstanding work on this project.