Re: Make up new Gods, dang it!

From: John Machin <orichalka_at_tcX-8wCV5np5BCAC_MT1gATfAyxBKDjLMEcNd9GbbpTnEDXVlpPNtV6_0kXXdU_UcN>
Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 13:21:01 +1000


On 16/07/07, Greg Stafford <Greg_at_O_FjP0GCjR8Pd9U6jEu_5nIDUDoNgrhTVauz4hErC9A3j4WB5fYa0Go6HkvBIOl-w1Vy1rP2Tt2qzhrHNQ.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
> Where "that" = accceptance of different magics?

The utilisation of different forms of magic (specialised religions with spirits and affinities and grimoires).

> Page 108 of HQ: "Many people practice mixed worship..." and "Most
> religions allow mixing magic types..."

This does not seem to be stressed enough, as I have said already, since I missed it entirely or found it's message to be overshadowed by the examples presented.

> > All the "Kolat is creepy and marginal and
>
> Please point out to me where it says that in TR.

Serf's Parma! I could also be con-fusing it with KoDP, now that I think about it.

> Sartarites DO think that about sorcerers.
> But you seem to be confusing "sorcerer" with someone who worship heir
> local essence. Everyone worships their local essences.

They do? This is an important clue!

Everyone, in good Orlanthi fashion, excludes those people who concentrate or devote or otherwise commite themselves in a unilateral fashion?

-- 
John Machin
"Nothing is more beautiful than to know the All."
- Athanasius Kircher, 'The Great Art of Knowledge'.

           

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