Re: Carmanian Oppression

From: Loren Miller <loren_at_wharton.upenn.edu>
Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 15:50:11 EST


Nick Brooke thinks that Moonson would be a more appropriate cult to oversee the administration of Lunar justice in the western reaches than would Irripi Ontor. I guess I was thinking of Irripi Ontor in the same way that Dunham et al think of Lhankor Mhy, as the lawspeaker and voice of wisdom in society. Lemme think. I believe that the caste law courts have vizirs acting as legal counsel with a karmanos acting as judge. That makes sense. Now to the Lunar case.

Here's some alternatives.

  1. Lunar Courts in Carmania have a Red Moon or Moonson priestess, or her appointed representative, presiding with educated Lunar Citizens acting as legal counsel on both sides.
  2. Lunar Courts in Carmania have a two tier system, with a inquisitor or investigator from the temple of Irripi Ontor taking on first tier problems, and those important issues that cannot be resolved through investigation and inquisition going to a formal trial of seven jurors, all Lunar Citizens, with the chief juror being a priestess of Moonson or the Red Moon.

End of Glorantha Digest V2 #415


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