> Alison:
> Firstly, as long as it doesn't say he was leading the
> band that killed the tax collectors, he may just have
> been in the expedition. Slightly young for
> initiation, but let's presume he's precocious.
>
> MIchael:
> True - the problem was I hadn't considered the "killed
> the tax collectors" to be as early as 1603/4.
>
> Battle of Runegate, 1602. So, Lunars turning up
> to assess their new conquest are probable. Not
> unlikely that the first few find themselves suddenly
> meeting their goddess wondering what just hit them.
I agree, just hadn;t occurred to me in relation to Argrath and his killingof Lunar tax collectors.
> Lunars demand that the miscreants are turned over to
> meet the full force of Lunar justice, but they're
> surprisingly absent... No doubt there's a Lunar want
> list for such characters out in Pavis when that's
> conquered in 1612, was it?
Probably. Makes you wonder if Garrath is actually Garrath's real name. It's obviously theo ne he's always used in Prax - see the Garside (I think) contest. But it doesn't mean that that is the name by which he was known in Sartar before fleeing.
You can argue either way. But if he changed it, he changed it before the Lujnars conquered Prax.
Michael
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