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= Current Edition resources =
= Current Edition resources =
* Detailed [[:Catgegory:ArM5 Fifth Edition]] rules for [[Gruagach gruagachan]], the popular [[non-Hermetic]] Scottish shapeshifters, are found in [[Hedge Magic Revised Edition]]<ref>"Grugagachan", [[Hedge Magic Revised Edition]], pages 55-78</ref>.
Detailed [[Fifth Edition]] rules for [[Gruagach|gruagachan]], the popular [[non-Hermetic]] Scottish shapeshifters, are found in [[Hedge Magic Revised Edition]]<ref>"Grugagachan", [[Hedge Magic Revised Edition]], pages 55-78</ref>.


= Past Edition Resources =
= Past Edition Resources =
The Loch Leglean Tribunal was detailed in the [[:Category:ArM3 Third Edition]] supplement, [[Lion of the North]].
The Loch Leglean Tribunal was detailed in the [[Third Edition]] supplement, [[Lion of the North]].


= Saga Links =
= Saga Links =
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;[http://germanitas.org/rpg/insula/ Insula Maledictus]
;[http://germanitas.org/rpg/insula/ Insula Maledictus]
;[http://darmont.free.fr/arm/?page=arm-loch&lang=eng Loch Croig Glen]: The Covenant of Loch Croig Glen ("Lake Croig Valley") is located in the Highlands, on the west coast of Scotland, approximatively between the island of Skye and mount Ben Nevis, on the other side of the Great Glen. It was founded in 1220 AD, with the help of two senior magi from the Covenant of Ballymeanoch. They sent their last apprentices to Loch Croig Glen, pursuing an unknown scheme..
;[http://darmont.free.fr/arm/?page=arm-loch&lang=eng Loch Croig Glen]: The Covenant of Loch Croig Glen ("Lake Croig Valley") is located in the Highlands, on the west coast of Scotland, approximatively between the island of Skye and mount Ben Nevis, on the other side of the Great Glen. It was founded in 1220 AD, with the help of two senior magi from the Covenant of Ballymeanoch. They sent their last apprentices to Loch Croig Glen, pursuing an unknown scheme..
;[http://www.durenmar.de/viduavasta/ Vidua Vasta
;[http://www.durenmar.de/viduavasta/ Vidua Vasta]


= References =
= References =

Revision as of 16:34, 21 August 2012

The Loch Leglean Tribunal is the Regional Tribunal covering Scotland. It shares a land border with the Stonehenge Tribunal to the south and communicates with the Hibernian Tribunal by way of the Irish Sea. Iceland and Norway, both considered parts of the Novgorod Tribunal, are also connected by sea to Scotland. See the Map of Mythic Europe.

Current Edition resources

Detailed Fifth Edition rules for gruagachan, the popular non-Hermetic Scottish shapeshifters, are found in Hedge Magic Revised Edition[1].

Past Edition Resources

The Loch Leglean Tribunal was detailed in the Third Edition supplement, Lion of the North.

Saga Links

The following saga websites are set in, or otherwise related to, the Loch Leglean Tribunal. Feel free to add your own site to the list; please insert it in alphabetical order.

An t-Earreach
A 4th Edition Saga, now in hiatus.
Ascendency of the Warp
based in northern Scotland in the Storm Watch covenant during a sudden magical upheaval.
Clach na Tiompan
The game is set in C12th Scotland, and it is currently Summer 1131. The players are based at Clach na Tiompan covenant near Loch Earn [nearest city is Stirling]. The covenant was founded in Winter 1127 by Lycus and Domnhull. It is now a thriving community in its own right.
Insula Maledictus
Loch Croig Glen
The Covenant of Loch Croig Glen ("Lake Croig Valley") is located in the Highlands, on the west coast of Scotland, approximatively between the island of Skye and mount Ben Nevis, on the other side of the Great Glen. It was founded in 1220 AD, with the help of two senior magi from the Covenant of Ballymeanoch. They sent their last apprentices to Loch Croig Glen, pursuing an unknown scheme..
Vidua Vasta

References

  1. "Grugagachan", Hedge Magic Revised Edition, pages 55-78

Legacy Page

The history of this page before February 20, 2012 is located at Legacy:loch_leglean_sagas.


Based on material ©Copyright David Chart 1997-2000. Used with permission.