I believe this is what Pocharngoist Mathematicians call an "L-preserving transformation". ;-)
Steve Rennell, he say:
> I thought I remembered that spreading disease is one of the absolutely
> objectionable activities the Orlanthi object to
You recalled rightly! Intentionally spreading disease is one of the rather short list of Capital Crimes for Orlanthi. (The shortness of the list isn't all that comforting, as outlawry is much more common, and isn't exactly to be preferred.)
> and the Humakti will never go for the ambushes,)
That's a H. geas, which you could read as meaning: if you don't have the geas, you _can_ do it; but it's seen as more pious not to do so.
peter metcalfe explains KoS's lack of Androgynousness:
> Because the Argrath Saga is primarily about Argrath (even Sir
> Ethilrist is snubbed in a similar way) and the Composite History
> of Dragon Pass is especially about Argrath.
Ethilrist is largely a legend in his own lunchtime. I'd agree with Steve Martin's vibes that Greg is being Deliberately Mysterious in his omissions of Androgeus.
> There is plenty of information [about Lunar units] although it's
> unpublished (it was developed for the minatures game).
D'oh! Do you happen to know if there are plans afoot to correct this lamentable state of affairs?
Slainte,
Alex.
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