Re: So now that you have your copies of Sartar

From: L C <lightcastle_at_amCiZxynsfRnD6s3BMww90Dnw0k0jeAR9AkPHJNw8eosZs-vM0WOCrGiWEowM-o_>
Date: Mon, 07 Dec 2009 21:00:20 -0500

John Machin wrote:
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> 2009/12/8 Trezaae <lokamayadon_at_15PL1O24buDtgXr2J0U3FhTD7TTD3DUfds4JUzk02voPdXkonhl3EJSrFOWlxRhE93r4Edw_YwlCi9wBWyQ4.yahoo.invalid <mailto:lokamayadon%40yahoo.com>>
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> > Does it means that we will have a "lunar's book" in a near future ?
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> I sure hope so!
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Me too. Especially with the apparent end of the 3 worlds as a mechanical construct. If the plan is for each culture to have their own magic system, it could get very interesting.

> I would imagine that something about the Lunars would be pretty urgent
> since
> they are the 'other team' in Sartar right now - it might be about the
> Provinces[*] rather than the Empire or Lunar Way as-a-whole though. The
> problem really is that the Sartarites are one kingdom, and one people;
> whereas the Lunar Empire is several kingdoms-worth of radically different
> people!
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Well, Sartarite does not equal Heortling from what I understand, but it was often presented sort of that way.

> I for one would dearly like to see a greater
> weight of Lunar material with the same depth to be found in that which we
> have about Sartar and Sartarites.
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You'd almost have to do it in stages, though. As you say, it's lots and lots of people. I suppose a compromise would be to start with "The Lunars in Sartar".

Provincial would be ok, too, although really each of the provinces should have a book, just like Sartar does.

LC