Re: The Red Moon in other parts of Glorantha

From: markmohrfield <markmohrfield_at_RzmFX3UbCyKCj9O2k61h2shbh_CGq7ahuYm-doRjlVUCQHl-I56fnsmVgcGY7n>
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 15:09:13 -0000

wrote:
> Geography is unlikely to be his strong point. He does, however, know
> that there are lots of horrible pagans out east who all damned to
> Hell, because the vicar told him so. He doesn't really know or care
> (and, quite possibly, neither does the vicar) that some pagans worship
> the moon and others worship the storm; it's not like there's any real
> difference.
>

I think it's somewhat more fun if they have a little knowledge of pagan worship, but only a little. "There is a nation to the east were benighted inhabitants are ruled by women who worship dirt. Further on, there is a nation were they worship the wind. To the northeast there is a huge nation were the ignorant pagans worship celestial bodies, especially the moon and the sun." For even more fun; "There are two nations to the east, one composed of dirt-worshiping women and one composed of wind-worshiping men. They believe that dirt is the wife of the wind. Once a year these shameless peoples meet at a great mountain and hold a vile and shameful festival of orgies to propogate their people."

                                                   Mark Mohrfield