1) Ancestral practices. 2) Bonds of community 3) The relationship between the human race and non-humans. Forexample, in Teshnos, the Man Rune that Calyz has is useful for dealing with Fethloni Elves and Babadi Dwarrves, who are friends of that Panethon. But conversely, the Vithelan God Karki's Man rune was good at beating up anti-God races.
-S. Santo Sengupta
"Aum Shanti Shanti Shantih."
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:05 PM, ttrotsky2 <TTrotsky_at_...> wrote:
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> wrote:
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>> But it's quite a problem when players are controlled (or controlling
>> others)
>> through a single power on their character sheet, rather than through
>> good
>> storytelling. Without the possibility of resistance ("I refuse to
>> follow the
>> King's orders) and consequences for those choices ("there is now a
>> warrant
>> out for your head!") you might as well spend the night watching TV.
>
> Why would that be true for the Man rune, yet not true for the Mastery rune?
> I don't see any substantive difference in that respect - and both get a
> resistance, of course.
>
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