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n. hillspeople.
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Hillfolk is a tabletop role-playing game designed by Robin Laws and published by Pelgrane Press. It was initially launched via Kickstarter in 2012, with the funding being sufficiently successful that a second book called "Blood on the Snow", containing 33 new settings, was produced as a part of the kickstarter. Reception was positive, with RPGamer saying "mechanics don't so much get out of the way of roleplay as provide a supportive foundation for it to happen."
Hillfolk won the Indie RPG awards for Game of the Year and Best Support for 2013 and the 2014 Diana Jones award for excellence in gaming.
Usage examples of "hillfolk".
He never comes near here, you knownone of the real Hillfolk do if they can help it.
Five men in the loose robes of the Hillfolk separated themselves from the verandah shadows and made to follow.
His people, the Hillfolk, were usually smaller than the Outlanders, and dark of skin and hair.
They were dressed like Hillfolk, with hoods pulled low over their faces.
Richard was never entirely happy riding as the Hillfolk rode, but he had a talent for woodcraft and archery that might almost have been a Gift.
Didn't want this information that he might belong somewhere, but that the somewhere was far, far from here, and that, what ever he was, the hillfolk he'd always considered his own would kill him for that difference.
They were of fensively out of place here, with their rude handling of the slightbodied servers and their loudly voiced opinions about hillfolk and Khoratum and the mountains in general.
The attacking hillfolk jumbled to a halt and fell silent, knives forgotten in their hands.
Then half the recruits and all the hillfolk would've been wetting themselves and screaming their heads off.
She said nothing of the wards broken by Maelgrim, or the family of hillfolk stripped of human reason and slaughtered in her absence.
Though decades had passed since hillfolk celebrated rites at her spring, she still wore the knotted leather garments of the clans.
In the roughest wilds in Keith-land, hillfolk waylaid him with song and wreaths of firelilies.
They passed the hillfolk working the fields with their buffalo or repairing the breaks where rain had carved out gullies in the terraces and washed the soil away.
Kyr gazed back at them calmly and the awestruck hillfolk became reverently quiet, apparently believing themselves to be in the presence of a god, or at least a very powerful spirit of some order unknown to them.
They were somewhat wary—some of these hillfolk were very long established and were suspicious of newcomers—but they would help each other out with harvests or medical emergencies.