"For the same question, there are supposed to be problems in exploiting large congregations,and the people are still forgetting that the sacred timing and sacred placing add to the worship, that the liturgists hvae assistants to help them, etc."
So the "base rules" for Liturgists and Congregations are like a single liturgist holding a worship ceremony in a perfectly average field, on a perfectly average day. To be truely effective, the Liturgist *absolutely needs* the bonuses provided by the ritual mods, assistants, etc.
RR
It is by my order and for the good of the state that the bearer of this has
done what he has done.
- Richelieu
> For my own games, the details of how Glorantha should work are
interesting,
> but not necessary. For example, unless I see a convincing, reasoned
> argument for the bait-and-switch approach of enticing heroes to start with
> common magic, spend resources on it, and then drop it to pursue the really
> interesting magic, I'm not going to have this IMG. (While not a problem
for
> the inhabitants of Glorantha, this is going to irritate a certain portion
> of players.) However, I find it relevant whether big established churches
> are more effective than small new churches in the West, so I'm waiting on
> more information. IMO, the difference in effectiveness of large and small
> congregations has a huge impact on how to portray Western society.
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