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The '''Rhine Tribunal''' is the [[Regional Tribunal]] that includes modern-day Germany, the Low Countries, and Hungary north of the Alps. It is bordered on the east by the [[Novgorod Tribunal]], on the south by the [[Transylvania Tribunal]] and the [[Greater Alps Tribunal]], and on the west by the [[Normandy Tribunal]]. See the [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/europemap.pdf Map of Mythic Europe]. | The '''Rhine Tribunal''' is the [[Regional Tribunal]] that includes modern-day Germany, the Low Countries, and Hungary north of the Alps. It is bordered on the east by the [[Novgorod Tribunal]], on the south by the [[Transylvania Tribunal]] and the [[Greater Alps Tribunal]], and on the west by the [[Normandy Tribunal]]. See the [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/europemap.pdf Map of Mythic Europe]. | ||
= Current Edition Resources = | == Current Edition Resources == | ||
;[[Guardians of the Forest]]s | ;[[Guardians of the Forest]]s | ||
:The Rhine Tribunal is described in detail in its official Tribunal sourcbook. | :The Rhine Tribunal is described in detail in its official Tribunal sourcbook. | ||
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* [[Houses of Hermes: True Lineages]] mentions a scheme by which senior magi of the Rhine Tribunal amassed excessive numbers of proxy votes<ref>[[Houses of Hermes: True Lineages]], page 50, "The Rhine Corruption" (inset)</ref> | * [[Houses of Hermes: True Lineages]] mentions a scheme by which senior magi of the Rhine Tribunal amassed excessive numbers of proxy votes<ref>[[Houses of Hermes: True Lineages]], page 50, "The Rhine Corruption" (inset)</ref> | ||
== Current Edition covenants == | === Current Edition covenants == | ||
The Rhine Tribunal is a large tribunal, containing many magi residing in nine detailed [[covenant]]s plus one to six storyguide-added covenants, and an undetermined number living as [[Peregrinator|peregrinatores]] or [[Eremite|eremites]]. | The Rhine Tribunal is a large tribunal, containing many magi residing in nine detailed [[covenant]]s plus one to six storyguide-added covenants, and an undetermined number living as [[Peregrinator|peregrinatores]] or [[Eremite|eremites]]. | ||
The canonic covenants are [[Crintera]], [[Dankmar]], [[Durenmar]], [[Fengheld]], [[Heorot]], [[Oculus Septentrionalis]], [[Roznov]], [[Triamore]], and [[Waddenzee]]. | The canonic covenants are [[Crintera]], [[Dankmar]], [[Durenmar]], [[Fengheld]], [[Heorot]], [[Oculus Septentrionalis]], [[Roznov]], [[Triamore]], and [[Waddenzee]]. | ||
== Community Resources == | === Community Resources === | ||
;[[File:rhinetribunal.xls|Magi of the Rhine Tribunal]] | ;[[File:rhinetribunal.xls|Magi of the Rhine Tribunal]] | ||
:This fan-created spreadsheet collects the Hermetic populace of the Rhine tribunal. The spreadsheet is also available from [http://lonedm.googlepages.com/RhineTribunal1220.xls Google Pages]. | :This fan-created spreadsheet collects the Hermetic populace of the Rhine tribunal. The spreadsheet is also available from [http://lonedm.googlepages.com/RhineTribunal1220.xls Google Pages]. | ||
= Past Edition Resources = | == Past Edition Resources == | ||
* The covenant of [[Crintera]] is partially based on the Animal Powers chapter in [[Mythic Places]]. Note that the description of the covenant and implied [[House Bjornaer]] structure is slightly at odds with certain aspects of the House as given in [[Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults]]. | * The covenant of [[Crintera]] is partially based on the Animal Powers chapter in [[Mythic Places]]. Note that the description of the covenant and implied [[House Bjornaer]] structure is slightly at odds with certain aspects of the House as given in [[Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults]]. | ||
= Saga Links = | == Saga Links == | ||
The following Saga sites are set in, or otherwise related to, the [[Rhine Tribunal]]. Feel free to [[Contributing|add]] your own site to the list; please insert it in alphabetical order. | The following Saga sites are set in, or otherwise related to, the [[Rhine Tribunal]]. Feel free to [[Contributing|add]] your own site to the list; please insert it in alphabetical order. | ||
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;[http://lonedm.googlepages.com/virtusaga The Wendish Campaign/Virtusaga]: A saga set in the pagan lands at the north-east of the tribunal in the 12^^th^^ century, against the background of the Wendish Crusade (a crusade against the pagan Wends of the region). | ;[http://lonedm.googlepages.com/virtusaga The Wendish Campaign/Virtusaga]: A saga set in the pagan lands at the north-east of the tribunal in the 12^^th^^ century, against the background of the Wendish Crusade (a crusade against the pagan Wends of the region). | ||
= References = | == References == | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
== Legacy Page == | |||
The history of this page before February 20, 2012 is located at [[Legacy:rhine_tribunal]]. | |||
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''Based on material Copyright David Chart 1997-2000. Used with permission.'' | ''Based on material Copyright David Chart 1997-2000. Used with permission.'' | ||
Revision as of 17:16, 4 August 2012
The Rhine Tribunal is the Regional Tribunal that includes modern-day Germany, the Low Countries, and Hungary north of the Alps. It is bordered on the east by the Novgorod Tribunal, on the south by the Transylvania Tribunal and the Greater Alps Tribunal, and on the west by the Normandy Tribunal. See the Map of Mythic Europe.
Current Edition Resources
- Guardians of the Forests
- The Rhine Tribunal is described in detail in its official Tribunal sourcbook.
- Map of the Rhine Tribunal
- The official map of the Tribunal, from Guardians of the Forests, is available for free from the Atlas Games Web site.
- Houses of Hermes: True Lineages mentions a scheme by which senior magi of the Rhine Tribunal amassed excessive numbers of proxy votes[1]
= Current Edition covenants
The Rhine Tribunal is a large tribunal, containing many magi residing in nine detailed covenants plus one to six storyguide-added covenants, and an undetermined number living as peregrinatores or eremites.
The canonic covenants are Crintera, Dankmar, Durenmar, Fengheld, Heorot, Oculus Septentrionalis, Roznov, Triamore, and Waddenzee.
Community Resources
- File:Rhinetribunal.xls
- This fan-created spreadsheet collects the Hermetic populace of the Rhine tribunal. The spreadsheet is also available from Google Pages.
Past Edition Resources
- The covenant of Crintera is partially based on the Animal Powers chapter in Mythic Places. Note that the description of the covenant and implied House Bjornaer structure is slightly at odds with certain aspects of the House as given in Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults.
Saga Links
The following Saga sites are set in, or otherwise related to, the Rhine Tribunal. Feel free to add your own site to the list; please insert it in alphabetical order.
- Nocturnus (Deutsch)
- Located at the border to the Transylvanian Tribunal, the homonymous Covenant is a dark place where young magi try to establish and maintain a Spring Covenant.
- The linked site offers extensive material and resources, but is in German only.
- Rabenstein
- The authoritative source for historical fiction in Medieval Austria. The Rabenstein web site centers on the young covenant of Rabenstein in the Duchy of Steiermark, providing many story seeds, house rules, characters and background information of value to all Ars Magica players.
- The Saga is set mostly in the [[Greater Alps Tribunal|Greater Alps], although Covenant Rabenstein itself is located in the Rhine Tribunal.
- The Wendish Campaign/Virtusaga
- A saga set in the pagan lands at the north-east of the tribunal in the 12^^th^^ century, against the background of the Wendish Crusade (a crusade against the pagan Wends of the region).
References
- ↑ Houses of Hermes: True Lineages, page 50, "The Rhine Corruption" (inset)
Legacy Page
The history of this page before February 20, 2012 is located at Legacy:rhine_tribunal.
Based on material Copyright David Chart 1997-2000. Used with permission.