> > The Hill of Gold isn't on the God-Plane but in the
> > Great Darkness.
>And this affects having a Spirit as one of the
>participants in a theistic HQ how?
The Hill of Gold is not just a theistic heroquest. It is a place on the other side, where one can encounter gods, spirits and sorcerous entities. Only things met in the God-world are theistic entities. Once one ventures onto the heroplanes, anything can be encountered no matter who does the heroquesting.
For example, the Lightbringer Quest is a theistic quest yet sorcerous entities are encountered twice - at the Outpost of Logic and at Luathela.
> > > > Every spirit that is mentioned in Nomad Gods.
> > >Which AFAIK is a board game that's been OOP for
> > some time, so that response,
> > >while no doubt accurate, isn't what one might call
> > useful.
> > How isn't it useful?
>How could it possibly be useful, unless you actually
>tell us what's on the list of spirits mentioned? This
>is the HQ list, remember, the one where we assume
>people don't have any pre-HW material.
In which case you could have said so instead of making an one-liner the point of which was obscure.
Tribal Spirits
Founders and Protectoresses
Great Spirits Spirits of Darkness
Dark Eater Grandmother of Spiders
Zola Fel Night Woman (Xentha)
Oakfed Raven
Wild Hunter White Princess
Spirits of Fire Spirits of Air
Evening Star Lightning Boy
Morning Star Mistress Calm
Pole Star Rainbow Girl
Sun Hawk Thunder Bird
Lunar Spirits Water Spirits
Little Moon (Shargash) Dew Maid
Redwood Frog Woman
River Horse
Independant Spirits
Brother Dog Monkey King Condor Ostrich Mother Father of Independants Pure Horse Founder Foundchild Hyena
Spirits of the Paps
Ronance
Good Shepherd
>A board
>game not an RPG, that's been OOP for ages, would be a
>pretty obscure reference even on the Glorantha list.
It hasn't been out of print for ages as a French edition was printed several years later than King of Sartar.
--Peter Metcalfe
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