> > The problem is that once you start speculating that the place is
> > important to Gods, Kings and Heroes, the question then arises
> > why isn't Apple Lane more prominent then? As it is, it's just a
> > two bit village off the main roads of Sartar which doesn't warrant
> > attention from Argrath.
>Because it isn't a site of great power, just an odd place.
Which was my point. Places of the Gods are important places in glorantha.
>Few people in a war will be worrying about a site to the goddess of love,
>or see it as agreat resource.
Yet Argrath's Saga mentions his two marriages, one to the Feathered Horse Queen.
>Likewise, it mattered to Tarkalor
>purely because it happened to be the answer to a question, not
>because of inate value, and I didn't suggest that the kings made any
>ongoing attachement to it.
Considering the Kings attached great value to what they built, the argument that what they did has little value now doesn't sound right.
--Peter Metcalfe
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