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Cults of RuneQuest: The Earth Goddesses Reviewed

Jeff McAleer

Cults of RuneQuest: The Earth Goddesses (Chaosium Inc)Game Title: Cults of RuneQuest – The Earth Goddesses

Publisher: Chaosium Inc

Authors: Greg Stafford with Jeff Richard

Artists: Loïc Muzy, Agathe Pitié, Katrin Dirim, Antonia Doncheva, Francesca Baerald, and Matt Ryan

Year: 2023

Genre: RuneQuest sourcebook featuring The Earth Goddesses pantheon of deities

Pages: 140 pages

MSRP: $37.99 for the hardcover (including the free PDF if ordering from Chaosium Inc) or $18.99 in PDF alone at DriveThruRPG

For the 1000th review here on The Gaming Gang, I bring you my thoughts about the second volume in the Cults of RuneQuest mythos/pantheon series, The Earth Goddesses, from Chaosium Inc. The 140 page hardcover is chock full of stunning and plenty of gaming material for players and Game Masters looking to bring this family of deities to their gaming table.

3:32 Taking a look inside The Earth Goddesses
13:47 Final thoughts and review
16:50 Wrapping up

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    Cults of RuneQuest: The Earth Goddesses Reviewed

    Another fantastic release in the Cults of RuneQuest line. In fact, I like The Earth Goddesses just a bit more than The Lightbringers and if there were a score higher than ten it would receive it. Once again Chaosium Inc has packed a ton of useful content player and GMs into a pantheon book. This series really is now the gold standard for how fantasy roleplaying deity books should be presented.
    10
    10
    Fantastic

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