>As for Kargzant not being part of the Yelm Pantheon, I would advise David
>to look at Darjiin. There, the pious denziens at the Dawn worshipped the
>Risen Manimat. Can you see Manimat on the Wall?
I'm afraid my edition of GRoY doesn't list Manimat as being on the wall. Nor do I see the connection between Manimat and Kargzant.
>Um, even Plentonius is forced to concede that the Horse Nomads had a
>Dara Happan Origin, namely the city of Nivorah. And many of the 'Jenarong'
>Emperors were actually great fans of Dara Happan Culture (namely the
>Chariot Emperors: Jenarong, Gerruskoger, Dardaggus, Kestinendos and
>Viramakradda). The others were more conservative to their cultural
>traditions. Nowadays most Horse nomads are conservatives who see the Dara
>Happan traditions as fit for only plunder. They long for the day in which
>they can overcome the Curse of Manarlavus that weakened their Goddess in
>her battles with the Monster Gods so that she became a mere beast.
It's true that Kargzant appears to originate from Nivorah -- maybe (he became their god after they left, since Reladivus was taken away from them). But I would suggest that Nivorah was not under the Roof precisely because it was not Dara Happan, but rather part of their empire. And the years of nomadic wandering while Dara Happa huddled under the Roof would let them further diverge (while the Dara Happans would become even more insular).
>All hail the Imminent Return of Sheng Seleris!
Who despite leading them, is hardly a typical nomad.
Justin Akkerman wanted to know how to represent
>Moonbroth
It's a geyser.
>Sazdorf
This is a troll stronghold.
>Bulford
A wet bull?
>Dragon Newt cities
Dragonewt runes are always popular (if a little boring). Or a dragonewt. The cities are supposed to have non-Euclidean geometry.
>Heron Green
Perhaps one of those long-legged birds?
>If I can I will try to post the result to a WWW site so all can see how
>their suggestions were realized.
I'd be happy to offer mine.
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