>Perhaps Broyan's association with the Larnsti may be part of a
>strategy to abandon notions of the Kingdom of Heortland with the
>death of the Pharoah and insead opt for restoration the Hendrieki
>tribe.
Broyan isn't aiming for restoration of the Hendrieki tribe, he's aiming for rule over the entire Holy Country according to Greg.
>But if that restoration is his desire then he must be aware
>that Hendriek's heir is found amongst the Larnsti, so Broyan must
>become one of the Lanrsti (i.e. join their hero band) to qualify.
The Larnsti isn't a heroband but fully fledged worship of Larnste. Look at Sartar's powers for an example of what Larnsti magic is like (break a tree into water, create flying fish, turn assassins into termites, jinx shaman's drumbeat of power on KoS p133 alone). Looking at Broyan's stats, his magic is Vingkot and nothing else.
Broyan may be a worshipper of Hendreik Freeman as part of a political movement among the Larnsti but I doubt that all Larnsti share this belief.
--Peter Metcalfe
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