The Armies and Enemies of the Petal Throne - Release 4

[Sir Barnaby Hammond-Rye]

More Yan Koryani are now available from Eureka:

http://eurekamin.com.au/news.php?newsid=EkpZyAlAkFBDImClRf

Hope you like them!

Best Regards,

Howard Fielding
The Tekumel Project

[archangel1]

Glad to see the Petal Throne is still occupied! I have the original game and used to subscribe to the Journal.  I've never played it but I've been collecting a lot of the 'fluff', including some of the original figures and I've read the first two novels.  I've even got the language guide! Some day, I'll have to order some of the new figures.  A fascinating world!

[Hammers]

Tekumel is completely undiscovered territory for me.

[Sir Barnaby Hammond-Rye]

RPGNow has 30 Tekumel PDF downloads:

http://www.rpgnow.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=Tekumel&search_filter=&filters=&search_free=&search_in_description=1&search_in_author=1&search_in_artist=1&x=0&y=0

All are quite reasonably priced. I recommend "The Deeds Ever-Glorious" which is a history of the Tsolyani legions. The original game rules are also there, along with the original maps.

Regards,

Howard Fielding
The Tekumel Project

[Leapsnbounds]

I am glad to see that the tradition is still being carried on.  I too have the original rules by TSR and have picked up one or two supplements along the way.  I believe the first novel based on the role-playing world was "Man of Gold"

[DRDHauser]

I have a few of the older releases of these figures painted; while I'm planning on an OSW Tony Bath style campaign, the figures so far are all Eureka Tekumels and painted with the published Tekumel Army lists in mind to allow the figures to perform double duty.

http://helgrau.blogspot.com/

Comments and criticisms are always welcome. The bases aren't finished yet I got in a hurry to post them.

 :oops:

D~

[commissarmoody]

any new word on this stuff