One Kingdom, one people, one Argrath!
National Sartarism.
Just look at the Mobility Rune (and add an extra leg)
Eaglebrownshirts Warlocks, Harrek the Panzer Division, the Waffen Stormwalkers, the Luftwaffe-wind-children. Gunda the Aryan, Hermann Goldgotti. Fighting a Red Empire.
Keith
- Original Message -----
From: Rob
To: ImmoderateGloranthaQuest_at_yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 10:43 PM
Subject: Re: Terror in war
This is deep into YGWV (from mine) territory. This is specifically
not the kind of behaviour MY 2nd favourite red head engages in.
In fact its interesting that none of these factoids make it into the
Sartar Rising books. But then who would buy a game where you get to
play Nazis?
Regards
Rob
- In ImmoderateGloranthaQuest_at_yahoogroups.com, "Jeff Richard"
<richaje_at_...> wrote:
>
> > PS: Seriously, when do you see Orlanthi Jihadis slaughtering
innocent
> > Orlanthi women and children? Its a poor analogy really.
>
> Of course Kallyr and her bands slaughtered folk from pro-Lunar clans
> and settlements. Frex, after Starbrow's Rebellion a group of Lunar
> missionaries established a temple and school of the Seven Mothers
in a
> settlement in Jomesland, where the local children were instructed in
> the ways of the Seven Mothers. In 1615 Kallyr and her warband raided
> the settlement and slaughtered every child they found (along with
all
> the adults of course).
>
> Or how about the time in 1618 when Kallyr and her warband (with the
> aid of the Pol-Joni and some Dundealos survivors) slaughtered every
> man, woman and child in a settlement near Fort Enstalos. This
> massacre stood out for the wanton cruelty of the masscre - corpses
> were defiled and mutilated so that proper burial rites could not be
> performed.
>
> Of course, these slaughters pale into insignificance when compared
> with the massacres committed by Kallyr and her warriors during the
> Fimblewinter. Women and children whose only crime was to embrace
the
> Lunar way as a means to survive that terrible winter were killed by
> Kallyr and her guerillas. Who can forget when Kallyr's band burnt
> down the wooden Seven Mothers temple in the Killard Vale in 1622,
> including all the women and children from her own Kheldon tribe who
> had taken refuge there during the Fimbulwinter. "They seek warmth?
> Then let us give them the fire they so richly deserve!"
>
> Jeff
>
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