[1] Shannon Appelcline detailed how Ken Rolston at Avalon Hill "kicked off the 'RuneQuest Renaisssance', which saw the production of the best official books ever for RQ3.
His first publication was Tales of the Reaching Moon contributor Michael O'Brien's Sun County (1992).
This soon became obvious when Greg Stafford contradicted Michael O'Brien's excellent RuneQuest sourcebook, Sun County (1992), with his first unfinished work, The Glorious ReAscent of Yelm.
This even that led to the creation of the term 'gregging', which described Stafford making a new discovery in the world of Glorantha that might contradict fan publications.
"[2]: 359 Phillip Hessel reviewed Sun County in White Wolf #42 (April, 1994), rating it a 3 out of 5 and stated that "The Harvest Festival material takes up nearly a fifth of the book.