Was that part of Hrolf's legend? If it wasn't (and, since you were the one who made up the feat, I assume you would know), then don't let it. Or give it a big penalty of some kind. It's only a problem if you handle it inconsistently in your own group, or play with a Narrator who doesn't agree with you.
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|Now I hope even the slowest of you will see where the problem lies. The
|feats are named after something. They refer to feats done by a god or a
|hero. People who learn this feat have to know what they are learning,
|and they are not trivial things, not something you can just decide to
|interpret totally different.
One thing I find very interesting in mythology is that legends and stories change over time and distance. For example, in one version of the death of Baldur, mistletoe is a plant; in another, it's a sword (IIRC). Why should a myth on Glorantha be consistent from one place to another?
This is one aspect of HW that I like very much; I don't see it as a drawback at all. Slow? Maybe I am.
Guy
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