Funny, my players found the same issue last week during our game. They had contradicting information about Jalan's death. It was funny and I had not detetced it before play.
I solved it with talking about false memories of some of the inhabitants.

Ok, thanks. We will start Saturday in a week and I'm looking forward when he is firstly invited to the prayers. If I understand it correctly all guests have to participate (at least have to be there) on most of the prayers?

I will start this scenario soon and I'm a bit concerend because one of the PCs is a Demorthen. Do you see a way he is sccepted as a guest, though he won't be willing to participate during the prayers?
Or may Garan force him to leave immediatelly?

No
Still the same, it tells me wrong password and if I reset and change it, it still tells me wrong password.

Is there any reason I can't log in into the map project anymore? Was there a reset of the beta users?
Even if I get a new password, I still can't log in anymore

On the BRP area, I would suggest OpenQuest II for a rules light system or Mythras (aka RuneQuest 6) as a more complex version of BRP. Both are really good systems and I assume both would perfectly transport the gritty feel of Esteren.
However, if you prefer the warhammer road, there is Zweihander a ...

Thank you, yes, the 3rd option was the one, I was prefering, too.

But I'm surprised that 1 is RAW? I expected 3 to be RAW, at least that was the way I told my players.

Because it will be relevant in our next gameing session, I would like to know if an Ogham is automatically capable to invoke it's reversed form (if applicable)?

Or is the reversed form a different Ogham Stone, which has to be found separately?

Thanks for your help!

I would suggest to play Poison or Red Fall first. Loch Varn is quite complicated from the gameflow. I doubt that you have any time left to learn the rules without removing the flow of the adventure.

Ok, I willt ry to explain it with an example:

You, as the GM have to decicde the difficulty of the Mental Resistance roll. In your example I would say 14 is reasonable, but you could also decide to make it easier (e.g.: 11) or even more difficult. But let's assume 14 is your decision. Then looking ...