The Order of the Iron Crown – March round-up

The Order of the Iron Crown is a select group of fans that have made it their mission to promote Iron Crown Enterprises’ products at game conventions and in game stores around the world. The Order was set up to allow us to better help those who want to promote our games and to reward them for doing so.

Each month we will be reporting on what members of the Order of the Iron Crown have been up to and publicly thanking them for all the great work that they carry out on a daily basis in the name of Iron Crown Enterprises.

March has been another great month including a new member of the OIC and yet more planning for GenCon and other upcoming conventions. Here’s a run down of what the Order members got up to last month:

 
The Rolemaster Blog

Peter R’s commitment to his Rolemaster blog and to creating brilliant new content on a regular basis is incredible. In March he continued this work and is currently the most consistent member of the OIC.

Redefining Arcane Magic

JDale’s articles in The Guild Companion where he redefines Arcane magic for the new RMU system have earned him OIC points. If you haven’t read them yet, I highly recommend them.

Iron Crown Product reviews

egdcltd has continued to review ICE’s newer products. Last month it was the turn of Shadow World Player Guide – The World and Shadow World Emer III.

Theurgist

A brand new member of the OIC has got himself off to a great start by earning points for submitting an article to The Guild Companion outlining the Theurgist profession for RMSS/RMFRP which was originally intended for the Channeling Companion.

 
A huge thanks to all of our Order members and to everyone who has helped support them and us. If you would like to learn more about the Order of the Iron Crown, you can visit the Order of the Iron Crown webpage or click the banner below.

If you believe you are due some OIC points, please get in touch and let me know. I do my best to keep up with everyone’s efforts but an e-mail outlining what you intend to do/have done to earn points is always well received.