I see there has been some discussion on the topic of tribunal books here and this something which I think is sorely missed. I can see the points made by John Nephew though.

What I suggest is a combined book for the three central western European tribunals, Provencal, Normandy and the Rhine. Maybe, if this is a success, a second book covering Transylvania, Thebes and even detailing orthodox Christianity would be a good idea?

Obviously a book like this couldn't be as detailed as "The Dragon and The Bear" or "Heirs to Merlin", but it would be a great start and should capture the interest of many GM's. I reckon most campaigns would at one time or another involve these areas. It could also be combined with a detailed map of mainland Mythic Europe (which has been requested here earlier).

What do you think?

While it has been made clear that updates of old supplements are a higher priority, I am hoping that some of the page count can be transplanted from all the story content (faeries, hedge magic...) and put into solid settings and examples taken from a tribunal about which we know little.

This would give us a hint of things to come and perhaps the tribunal books when they arrive can expand on those earlier hints.

Mark

~Alex

I think a book the size of "The Dragon and The Bear" could contain a lot of useful information on plots, politics, covenants, mythic places and general geography and history. A tribunal-book would inspire new campaigns/adventures set in the area and these could again further detail the tribunals.