>Tonight while playing RQ, the battle of Moonbroth was mentioned. One of
>fellow players couldn't understand why a contingent of the Broos would
>'bother' to join the Nomads in resisting the Lunars. [...] so I
>was wondering does anyone know why some broo allied themselves with the
>Praxians against the Lunars at Moonbroth.
Two possible answers.
Pick one.
Howard Fielding:
>If Aldyrami are GROWERS how do they make the Elf Bow, their leather and
>copper armour, their shortswords and spears? The Elf Bow is grown to a
>point...is the "string" a part of the plant [ie Grown] or is it added [ie
>Made]? Rune Metal is sacred but does this balance the fact that it is MADE.
Saying that the Elves can't string bows because it is making and thus heresy implies that Elves actually give a shit about God Learner philosophical theories, something which is not proven IMHO. So long as the material is organic and they have cast food song on it, the Aldryami don't see any problem IMO.
>Or are there Swordbushes, Copper-leafed trees, etc? Or is the High King
>Elf Cult a class of "Untouchables" -i believe this is the term- that
>DUTY requires de-base themselves for the good of the Forest?
Plunder did mention that copper tipped arrows were grown. I imagine that the elvish swords, spears and plate armour are made from leaves and thorns from similar plants.
>THE MASTERS OF LUCK AND DEATH
>Haven't heard this one for a while, eh? I guess that the term no longer
>applies to Heroquesters anymore??? I always liked the sounds of it
>though...an obscure Death cult perhaps? or Gladiators? or Dart-masters?
The Masters of Luck and Death are the contestants to be the next vessel of the Pharaoh.
>Whatever happened to Seapolis? It didn't make it into RQ3 [it seems].
The Captial of the Rightarm Isles? Still around, but rather dipilated and abandoned after Harrek's sack of the Rightarm Isles in 1616 ST.
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