How else is she going to get access to a Lunar ritual, or enough knowledge to hijack one?
> You are talking about an ordinate or higher of
> the Dakkasinoda and Dakkahoneel subcult of Hon-Eel.
Or (ignoring the meaningless polysyllables), one of he cleaners.
> How likely
> are they to betray everything they have committed
> to?
As likely as anyone else on either side. It's only
another religion, and a young one at that.
> I reckon
> the Lunar involved is a thief of some sort who's
> stolen the
> equipment and a copy the ritual for Kallyr to use.
Quite possibly. I think for this to be useful, the Lunar is a PC, or a contact of a PC, so exact identity is campaign-dependent.
> I'd agree
> Kallyr can't do the earth magic herself but the HQer
> is going to require a pretty strong guard.
Yes - she can be support.
> Given her skills I'd suggest
> she's planning to ambush the Lunar priestesses on
> the HP and take over the sacrifice.
Works for me.
> So yes, the priestess of Esrola is the
> person she's trying to convince. And it's a
> priestess of the
> specific subcult for whatever grain they are trying
> to introduce not simply an earth priestess.
True - so the grain in question is whichever one the PC in the campaign specialises in. Kallyr won't care which grain gets used, it'll be whichever one she can get the ritualist for.
> Otherwise she'd have got Ernaldesta to do it.
Maybe.... she's the wrong aspect, really, but with magic even stronger than Kallyr's, she could have a go.
> Which makes the man we can see her husband
> - he isn't
> happy but is deferring to his wife because it's
> women's magic.
Oh, nice! I expect he's got a part in the ritual, too, husband protector of some sort.
> And the reason Kallyr is sitting on that chair is to
> convince
> the priestess it's safe. Actually all she's done is
> convince
> the priestess that Kallyr hasn't a clue about what
> she's proposing.
And she's right :)
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