Re: Just a thought

From: Jeff <jeff.kyer_at_...>
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 14:31:37 -0000

> (snip)
> > Warriors are just not that knowlegable about this sort of thing --
> > that's why the more successful cattle raiding bands are a mixed
> > affair. Some warriors, some herdsmen, some hunters led by someone
> they
> > respect. Just like in KODP =)
> >
> > Hope this clarifies!
> > Jeff
> >
> > Jeff
>
> Thanksgiving space.
> I have to thank Jeff a lot. Since his continuous subjestions to
raid,
> I am learning fairly quickly to play KODP (even if I manage an
Elmali
> clan and my chief was yesterday lost in my first hero quest. Not
> dead: lost).
>
> Raid a lot, heroquest after!
>
> Ciao
> Gian

Raid Often. And, after a quick check of the Finovani Keyword in TR, I see that they have 'Know Domestic Animals.' While this could be viewed as some sort of herdsmen inspired depravity, I think it indicates that warriors who are followers of Finovan are pretty good at scooting off with other folks animals -- unlike, say, Destori or Humakti (Elmali probably make good horsethieves)

Do you:

1. Raid your enemies to replace the missing Elmali?
2. Ask your neighboring clans to give you nobles?
3. Perform the Voriof looks for Lost Sheep heroquest?
4. Blame the trickster? (He really was a funny looking noble)
5. Outlaw the Clan for being so foolish?

Ask the ring:
Trickster: He really was a funny looking Elali. Ernalda: It was the elves! We must burn all our root vegtables! Humakt: Kill them all.
Chalana Arroy: We should all just have a group hug. Issaries: I am sure we can trade the Tigereye Necklace for a new chief.
Odayla: Huh? I was out fishing. Did something happen? Chief:

Hope this helps!

Jeff

Jeff