>
> So do impalas, if you're not a pygmy. However, this would follow
> directly from my heretical theory about 'Fix INT'. Since IMG, it does not
> transform the digestive tract of the subject [1], a herd-Morokanth is a
damn
> expensive thing to keep; it just can't live off that scrubby crud that
herd
> animals (including herd-men) eat. Morokanth IMG are omnivores, with a diet
> similar to humans, and Fix INT won't affect that. The same is also true
for
> a
> Fix INTed human, which is why IMG this spell is not used in the same way
it
> will be in most other campaigns.
>
> [1] note that while this is apparently rejected by most (not all) Digest
> contributors and other RQ players I've spoken to, it is consistent with
the
> description of the spell in both GoG and ToTRM #15.
>
I'm with you, heretic! :) I see Fix and Unfix as perhaps punishments and rewards, but not the way People were seperated from Herd Beasts. That was something far more drastic which has been reinforced by centuries of breeding. Actually, I suspect that no Praxian or even Pavisite would mistake a Herd Man for People without some work; makeup and stuff. The physical differences would be obvious to them. Outlanders of course might be confused.
V.S. Greene : klyfix_at_aol.com : Boston, near Arkham.... Where skunk hsunchen rule the night...?
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