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Originally Posted by Targan
Hârn? Did you say Hârn? Oh joy of joys, another Hârn person on the boards. My playing group and I played Hârnmaster for literally a couple of decades (one campaign went for around 15 years real time). Awesome setting and rules system. Very deadly though. Combat is never to be taken lightly. And a decent sized pack of wolves in Harnmaster is a terrifying encounter, well capable of wiping out all but the best equipped and hardened PC group.
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Targan,
Hârn was always the "serious" FRPG to play when growing up. I've played Hârn on and off for decades, mostly one-off playtests for friends with the odd campaign here and there. I think at HârnCon in 2003 I met N. Robin Crossby (he gave me kudos for some RP) although I'm sure our paths have crossed before.
Wolves in Hârn tend to be realistic, in that they won't attack unnecessarily. These ones seemed to be attacking without good reason other than the plot demanded it, so I went over the adventure with my buddy the GM and we kind of figured out something more fitting for the situation. (It was too early in the winter for wolves to be hungry enough to attack a medium-sized group of mounted riders, if they would attack at all.)
My PC was a priestess of Peoni, so her plan was basically to get the hell out of dodge.
Tony