> Three observations: Larnste is a crippled god so there is always
> going to be some element of fixation in their activities.
And that fits with our suggestion that Lanrsti magic has a price, a
crippler.
> Secondly one could argue that Larnsti should not live under the
>same roof for two nights in a row by the same logic.
Not really. Marriage is a strong ritual bond, as is within Orlanthi
society, parenthood. Such relationships need to be severed ritually.
You do not have to ritually sever your ties to stead when you walk
out the door.
> So it is possible for a Larnsti form an attachment.
But is it possible for them to make a long-term commitment.
>The question is what they do to compensate for their attachment.
Ok I think we are closer here. There does seem to be a notion of
Larnsti escaping the restrictions Larnsti place upon themselves, by
assuming an alternative restriction (i.e. Sartar leaves but can
never return).
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