#pendragon rpg

[skunts-own-truth]

Pendragon knows exactly what I want from a Random Wife Generator for the Player-Knights. All the other charts in the generation process are great, but this one is perfect:

Yes, please, my players - roll a woman who hates your fucking guts! :D

[haveyouplayedthisttrpg]

Have you played PENDRAGON ?

By Greg Stafford

You play multiple generations of Knights covering the entire Arthurian saga. Only a small portion of the game is quests and combat, there are also social feasts, land management, raising children, and romance

Have you played ?

Yes I have played it

No but i've read it

No but i've heard of it

Never heard of it

Voting ended onJun 15, 2025

[cheshy-b333]

POV: you just hired a mercenary knight for the big game to see who's gonna be the next King and he's gonna get lost in Londinium x2 and falls off his horse during the first battle (and get more damage points from the fall than the enemy charge)

The original version!! I tried a more saturated one up there to make it more "medieval" like.

YEP that's Gallia but I used him to try a Pendragon rpg campaign recently xndnsksd and as marked up there, he was hired by Leodagan but I couldn't stop seeing all the Arthurian characters as the Kaamelott cast lmfaooo

[sircolwenoftribruit]

Alors oui, Colwen dans le RP Pendragon ET dans la fic Kaamelott a d'abord été mercenaire en bossant pour Léodagan (et il a d'ailleurs passé genre un an en Carmélide)

Léodagan a tellement été plus "sympa" et patient que Lambert de Tribruit (malgré sa réputation de chef de guerre sanguinaire) que Colwen a fini par grandement l'apprécier, et c'était un peu le running gag en rpg qu'il allait défendre Léodagan sur n'importe quoi vu qu'il considère qu'il l'a bien traité.

Ça a pas forcément fait le grand bonheur de Lunot/Lynelle qui était pas grande fan de Léodagan mais ça a donné des moments marrants, surtout quand ça donne l'impression que Colwen est toujours très fidèle et fan de Léodagan alors que maintenant il est chevalier de maison du Roi Arthur

[probablyfunrpgideas]

Crossover Idea:

Take your PCs from a game of Cthulhu Dark Ages, and cast them into the world of Pendragon. On the surface, they’ll think not much has changed. It’s the feudal England they know, with religious conflict and superstition about magic. But now the dishonorable things they’ve done to survive are coming back to haunt them.

I think it’s a cool contrast of the two systems that in Cthulhu you can gain new personality traits from going mad, and in Pendragon you can go mad because of your personality traits. Being bound to some kind of knightly code (or at least publicly upholding such a code) is also a fun challenge to impose on a gritty mercenary or a Final Girl peasant who just wanted to not be eaten by a tree monster. Maybe the chivalry and hope in Arthur’s court can restore their spirits! Maybe they can prove their courage against a force that blends the two realities in some odd way!

[noneatnonedotcom]

jaune character sheet pendragon

@howlingday @weatherman667

this is jaune Arc of pitton, his father managed to impress the previous king aurelius so much that he gained an actual last name rather than just "of pitton" after he used his long bow to save the king during a hunt with a particularly pissed off stag, the Ark being middle english for bow, it was slightly changed by the time of jaune's knighting due to a miss spelling by one of the scribes and it's simply stuck.

all the personality traits with a star next to them are knightly traits, they must total 96 in order for jaune to get the chivalry bonus of +3 armor (a huge deal) all the traits with a cross are religious traits. If he get all of them above 16 he'll get +1d3 damage and +3 health. to raise those traits i have to roll above them on the next winter phase after getting a check to them (doing something of narative importance with them will get a check) or critting them (rolling the exact number on a test of the trait will result in it going up by 1) any skill or trait that is above 15 is considered a notable trait, and you get that much glory during the winter phase, every 1000 glory you gain at the end of the year will result in 1 point you can put into anything meaning glory is one of the main ways you actually improve as a knight in this game. owning a manor is worth about 100 glory, about the same as capturing an enemy comander. i'm thinking of changing the name of jaune's destrier to Gaylord, and giving him an unbreakable lance as a reward for killing two small giants, it will also ignore 1d6 armor making it like a battle axe. any ideas for the name of the lance? it's gonna be a major object of importance to his family moving forward

[eleonorpiteira]

A few of the many interior illustrations I did for Chaosium's Pendragon Starter Set! (x)

[adventuresandshopping]

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