> Personally, I think that the GodLearners with their funkyhunky-
> chunky magic items and total lack of morals are a good way to
> express the whole D&D philosophy - but I might be too cynical today.
Also, you're missing the point. The aim of d20 Glorantha would be to get new players interested in the setting *we* play in -- the same setting published HQ/HW/RQ-reprint material supports -- and not in some new and previously-unpublished Gloranthan setting (Imperial Age God Learners etc.). However good the "fit" might appear.
Having just run "Young Thrax", a dungeon bash through the sewers of Furthest which incorporates mythology, history, and imperial politics to the best of Chris Gidlow's and my own ability, I'm *confident* you don't need to warp Glorantha (much) to accomodate different playing tastes and styles.
Cheers, Nick
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