> For spirits, yeah, you might have a water practice and a fire practice,
> and
> they might not like each other. But the spirits probably don't wage
> outright
> war on each other. And the practitioners will probably face the same
> social
> requirements as well. Two practitioners of these "enemy" practices may
> exchange dissatisfied glances with each other, or even have words at
> times.
> But they probably don't actually come to blows over their differences.
> Both
> spirits are allowed by the strictures of the religion, and that means that
> you can't treat each other like criminals.
I actually should have used "Hostile", as most of what I was thinking of was the Spirit attuitude (page 132) and I didn't bother to check the book for exact terminology.
And you definitely have "hostile" spirits inside the tradition - the Fire & Water prasctices are an example of such. "The Warming Ember spirit resists you as 'hostile' because you have that 'Cooling Dew' spirit"and the like.
RR
He was born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad
R. Sabatini, Scaramouche
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