My second Gor RPG adventure is now available to buy!

My second Tales of Gor adventure module has just been released! This, like the previous one, is ‘authorised and approved’ by John Norman, though I doubt very much he has actually seen it personally… 

He has an agent to do that for him, I suspect.

Anyway, it has all the fun and whimsical humour you come to expect from my take on Gor, and can now be purchased as either a quick and speedy download, or as a printed paper copy that will swim towards you through the old fashioned postal service. 

You can find the links to both versions here:

https://postmortemstudios.wordpress.com/2020/06/15/gorean-adventures-in-a-tarns-eye-released/

What’s it about? I’m glad you asked. Here’s the introduction:

Prior to the Nest War of the 1960s (detailed in the novel, ‘Priest Kings of Gor’), the Priest Kings of the Sardar were the undisputed masters of Gor. But in the aftermath of the bloody civil war that almost tore the planet apart, the strength and global resources of the Nest were greatly depleted. For decades the Priest Kings hid their weakness from their implacable enemies – the Steel Worlds of the Kurii that lurk in the asteroid belts around Jupiter (Hesius, in the Gorean tongue) – and methodically set about rebuilding their power base. 

Now more than fifty years after the Nest War, the Priest Kings are extending their power back into the more remote areas of the planet. Tarnburg is a vast mountain city located deep within the Voltai mountain range. The birthplace of the greatest military strategist in living memory – Dietrich of Tarnburg – the city ranks high on a list of Priest King objectives to monitor and observe the races living on the surface of Gor. To this end the Priest Kings plan to introduce a number of ‘surgically altered’ slave girls to high ranking families within Tarnburg. These slaves will have implants enabling the Priest Kings in the Sardar mountains to see and listen through the eyes and ears of the slaves, providing much needed intelligence to the vast data banks of the Sardar. 

The player characters are known to the Sardar as men and women who have been of use in the past, and who can be trusted to undertake a vital mission in return for generous payment. They will be charged with assembling a chain coffle of beautiful slaves, into which implants will be placed, escorting them through the Voltai mountains and then in to Tarnburg where they will be given out or sold to targeted individuals. The eyes and ears of the Sardar will then be in place to monitor the intrigues and ambitions of that mountain enclave. 

The scenario is in three parts.

In Act one the player characters frequent the seasonal slave markets in the foothills of the Voltai to procure a number of slaves to form their coffle.

In Act two they take the dangerous journey through the steep mountain passes of the Voltai, travelling to Tarnburg.

In Act three they seek to distribute the kajirae within the city, but as chance would have it; their original plans take an interesting turn when an unexpected opportunity presents itself to advance the Priest King cause even further, and to strike a powerful blow against the Kur conspiracy itself.