> * In the keywords, I saw that the Read[llanguage] and Write[language] were
two
> separate abilities.I wonder whether this was necessary or not. For me,
even
> if we can discuss lengthly on same, I think a single Read/Write[language]
would
> be enough, with some improvisional modifiers if we really want s make a
difference.
> But it is not wort having two seperate skill (it is even more than the so
called
> "rule-heavy" RQ3, which had a single skill for both !).
It's Gloranthan reality according to Greg. There is an obscure god in the lunar empire that teaches Read&Write as a single skill (gasp!They can read without moving thir lips! and write without screwing up their face in concentration :-) ).
> * I also noted that almost all cultures so far had similar keywords (which
makes
> sense) :
> [Local]Culture, [Local] Geography, [Local] Myth (note : I am not sure
there
> is a great difference between Myths [history ?] and Culture, as both are
really
> linked especially during ancient ages), and [Local Pantheon]Worship (or
similar
> broad religious skill).
> But I didn't find a Speak [Local language]? Any reason ?
It falls under "things no self-respecting hero can fail at". Now, if you *want* a hero that can't talk to his buddies, go ahead and give him a flaw.
RR
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