Mr Happy:
> OTOH I don't think that it represents the sum
> total of Malkioni myth. Given their hsunchen connection I'd be suprised
> if their folk-lore isn't saturated with beast tales about Horse, Wolf and
> Lion.
If we still want them to be pseudo-medieval, we can tuck a Reine
Fuchs-like saga to them, with traces of the monomyth....
>The Pithdarians probably have traditions about duppies. If Geoffery
> Chaucer can write about Alexander the Malkioni have stories about
> Dan, Galin and Father Sun. No doubt they think of all this as old wives' tales
> but deep background adds flavour.
Yup, and remember that the fact that the Gods of other cultures are
thought of as Apotheisized Ancients or Big Spirits Of Nature (not
exactly demons, Herr Weinander), these stories can be taught as
Ancient History to young Knights.
> Classical Greece has been mentioned before. The abstract Platonic Prime
> Mover has a lot more in common with the IG than Jehovah does.
Yup. And even more in common than the NT God the Father.
>Orphism and
> Hermetism are interesting models too. The latter reminds me a lot of
> Stygianism and Lunarism in particular.
Know too little about them... Please enlighten me...
Erik the Apologist
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