Oh keep them in the bilges and they'll be perfectly happy.
> Sailors who fumble their Open Seas Ritual
I wonder.... If anyone survived this then yes they would be unwelcome wherever their name was known.
> Dark Trolls (too dangerous, might eat sailors)
> Trollkin (too dangerous, might eat the ship)
Put them in the bilges and they will keep the rats and Dark Elves under control.
> Broos and any other Chaos monstrosity
> Giants (too big, won't obey the captain)
> Shamen (Open Seas is too technical for them, weirdos)
> Gagarthi (bad wind in a cramped hold is a bad thing)
Ahh! A good point. Possible prejudice against Uroxi too....
> Lunars (call me old fashioned, but these landlubbers probably upset the tides)
> Mostali (they get terrible seasickness)
No, that one is just plain wrong. High CON and their own concrete flotilla argue against this.
While John Patrick Hughes <nysalor_at_yahoo.com> says:
> >Are there groups of people that the sailors of Glorantha regard as
> >unlucky to have aboard?
>
> Apart from Wolf Pirates, you mean? :)
Smart-arse! Hmm, a thought: it's too subtle for Harrek's merry men but I'll bet that the Vadeli like to sneak people aboard ships they plan to intercept...
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