people say all the time that the gods will shun you, but i think that's an interpretation.
someone find me a rule in HQ that says you can't be a casual worshiper of more than one religion and i'll recant.
t.
>
>
> >From: Tony Davis <gallows_brother_at_...>
> >
> >I think that for mixed parties, people might do
> well
> >to take a page from the old Runequest traditions of
> >actually joining up.�
>
> I believe that the problem nowadays is that if you
> do join, then, to use
> your example, Orlanth will shun you, and you'll lose
> your feats from him.
> Unless it's Kolat we're talking about.
>
> That is, it's easy enough to say "just join." But
> unless the tradition is
> friendly with the pantheon or tradition you worship,
> then the beings in
> question aren't going to allow you to use their
> abilities, even if you can
> somehow manage to convince the people who can induct
> you to allow you in.
>
> Which all actually makes sense. The only question I
> had was the extent to
> which gods tended to be against other gods. And,
> apparently, it tends to
> follow the lines of the cultures. That is, I used to
> think it was by
> pantheon, but now I understand that it's opened up
> to each god having his
> own prejudices.
>
> But otherwise, yeah, where allowed, I think it's fun
> to have characters get
> involved in as much religion as seems reasonable for
> the character. I like
> my current wizard character, because I think he may
> get very syncretist
> about his religion and risk becoming a sorcerer, in
> essence (double entendre
> unintended).
>
> Mike
>
>
>
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