He's described by John as a warlord so I've imagined significant forces.
>From the timeline of the far walkers:
1357 - into the far place from Bilini, Saird and Aggar
Researching their Yelmalion roots (ILH1 p53) it seems that this history of worship originates in Aggar.
>From what I can tell: Ironfist is an admirer of the Dara Happan way but
doesn't want to be overshadowed by his lunar allies and has plans for
absolute power in the Far Place.
Taking the Gloranthan Q&A into account
(http://www.glorantha.com/greg/q-and-a.html), the details about Yelmalio, I
think they could possibly be Yelmalio Tharkantus worshippers influenced by
Dara Happan organisation and values.
So, a postulation: the Monrogh Yelmalians of Sartar could follow one way of fighting (phalangites) and the Thankantus Yelmalions (originating in Saird) a more Dara Happan way?
(apologies for anything that doesn't make sense - whiskey and lateness of the hour!)
Matthew
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Metcalfe [mailto:metcalph_at_...]
Sent: 14 November 2004 01:50
To: HeroQuest-RPG_at_yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: Alda-Churi Yelmalions and the Sun Dome Templars
Matthew Cole:
>Sorry? Duke Harvar doesn't have a Yelmalion army, Peter? (hi)
I haven't seen anything to suggest that he does.
--Peter Metcalfe
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