I have a vague notion of their being three types of runes and you start with one of each, but I may be misremembering.
I think people can have any ridiculous number of mixed runes in the middle world, it is just harder to specialize if you do.
On 5/14/09, Todd Gardiner <todd.gardiner_at_...> wrote:
> Just a guess, but I don't think characters are allowed to have more than one
> Elemental rune.
> This could be why Orlanth had to befriend Heler from the Water tribe in
> order to bring rain to defeat drought/Daga.
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> The only exception I can recall is the darkness deity of River Styx, who is
> the first water (ever!) born of darkness, according to myth, and has both
> of these runes. But that might be revised if anyone looked at this obscure
> RQ3 deity in these newer times.
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> On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 1:58 PM, Bryan <bethexton_at_...> wrote:
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>> Will either the Gloranthan appendix in the HQ2 book, or else the Sartar
>> book, list the personalities that go with the major runes? (just thinking
>> that if characters don't have to have runes that line up with their magic,
>> it is safe to assume that players often won't. So just wondering where
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>> rune characteristics will be found, if they'll be found).
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>> That is, players being players, it will take about two days before someone
>> is grappling with an Orlanthi born connected to the water rune as well as
>> air (he's especially attuned to rain), or a Yinkini with the otherworld
>> rune
>> (she sees otherworld beings), or an Issarian merchant who has the illusion
>> rune, or....well you get the idea. People won't want to confine themselves
>> to the standard Heortling runes. Obviously not all possible runes can be
>> covered, but I'm wondering if there will key charactertistics for the core
>> runes listed at: http://www.glorantha.com/library/corerunes.html
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>> If not that is cool, we can start making up our own now :)
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