No, I agreed somewhat with that, even if it didn't come through in the rather muddled post I wrote while obviously being too tired to compose my thoughts coherently.
These arguments make sense, but they are not necessarily true in _my_ Glorantha. For example, I like the thought that the shamans have learned their art from the first shaman, the Horned Man or whatever he is called in a specific culture. He's a mythical being from the Philosophical Age and he has handed down pretty much shamanism as it is today. Or perhaps rather: as "powerful" as today. The intervening years have of course caused cultural diversity.
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