Jane Williams asks for a rules clarification. Well, I don't know for sure, but I reckon the 10 points become reusable. Of course, I use David Cheng's excellent Runepower rules from issue 12 of that wonderful zine Tales of the Reaching Moon.
Issaries Staffs:
I always thought that the staff was the cult weapon of Issaries - though it is not a martial cult and so it might better referred to as their preferred weapon. Back in RQ2 all cults seemed to have a martial rune lord side to them, which didn't make much sense.
In Gods of Glorantha it says that Issaries allied spirits can be bound into staff, mule or shop.
I see no reason to get hung up about it not being in the cult write up - weapons just ain't so important to the cult.
Londra of Londros, etc:
Stephen Martin replies to my theory (in #44) with:
>Then you have to choose one of the Severed Clans listed in
>King of Sartar for her to be of.
Aww... do I really have to choose one of the Severed Clans? Sounds a bit dogmatic to me. Are you suggesting that I must conform to the 100% accuracy of what is in King of Sartar? I think not. KoS is crammed full of inaccuracies and inconsistencies. It is written by Gloranthan scholars from incomplete documents, oral records, and their own prejudiced standpoint.
Surely I'm allowed a tiny little itzy bitzy change from the published dogma?
Who is to say that the Bayberry were not left off the lists by mistake or design - having been wrongly or rightly attributed to the Lismelder tribe?
Lets have some flexibility here!
All Hail the Dying Moon!
David Hall
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