Ahh, now that is an interesting idea. So not necessarily an act of "That God" so much as in the purview of those gods so accessible by many?
> Misapplied worship does not quite fit. I'm happy to have several
> different viewpoints (divine, sorcerous, spiritual) viewpoints on the
> same event. I suspect the Dawn is not the only time that disparate
> groups and magic systems have worked together for the same event - the
> Shiprise being a modern case in point.
>
Sure. The Sunstop seems to fall under this as well. (Hell, so does the Lunar rise.)
>
> Trade is very, very much a matter of communication and cultural
> exchange as any archaeologist or classicist studying Old World Systems
> will tell you. Possibly at *excruciating* length.
>
Oh, I can rattle on endlessly about the Three Cs of cultural
interaction. (Commerce, Conflict, Congress) (^__^)
I don't doubt the connection, I'm not sure keeping them in iron wedlock
resonates for me. It's probably a case where I'd throw in some minor
gods and let the high god hold both portfolios if I felt it necessary
for a story.
LC
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