This feels like an exercise in randomness, with little, to no, player agency. I find it to be a less than engaging "Activitiy." There is no connection to character. There is no apparent mechanical reason behind the die roll outcome results. This is merely a mini hexcrawl of nonsense.

I had only one experience in the world of Glorantha prior to playing the Six Seasons in Sartar campaign. Being totally unfamiliar with Runequest I struggled to understand my character's place in the world.

From the very beginning of Six Seasons in Sartar, I felt supported by the narrative and quickly found my footing. The Initiation rites are an amazing story element that helped me understand why my character was destined to become an initiative of her primary cult. The insight that I gained as player during initiation informed all of my roleplay decisions going forward. The Riddle may be the most memorable experience of the whole campaign

Six Seasons in Sartar provided the foundation that was missing for me in the Runequest Starter Set adventures. As a Clan, we played, we struggled, we suffered loss and victory together in a way that felt meaningful. I will forever be a proud Harabron

For players new to Runequest, this adventure offers an opportunity to explore the importance of family, clan and tribe in Glorantha.

I am honestly struggling to express how much I enjoy Flames of Freedom. I find the setting and the time period immensely engaging. I appreciate the new mechanic for the use of coin as well as the streamlined process for character creation. I feel that I can relate to these professions more readily than those found in Zweihander. The section on Playstyles highlights different approaches to playing and expriencing the game.

The Rabinoniwitz pre-gen was missing and the Shady pre-gen is included twice. The file has been updated to fix errors. Plenty of room for narrative and investigation.