>on places like Lake Felster or the Sweet Sea, are there tides?
In my game, the water of Lake Oronin would sometimes rise or fall, or develop depressions or alarmingly tall bulges. Of course, this was the game where the Blue People still lived there, and were clearly behind this. (IIRC they were capable of flooding lakeside villages that didn't give them tribute.)
Stephen
>With the presence of tides, the portion under the glacier would
>rarely be completely underwater, due to the rise and ebb of the tide.
When I first heard this, I imagined that the tunnel was entirely water-filled -- i.e. below low tide sea level. But your way is MGF.
-- David Dunham Glorantha/HQ/RQ page: http://www.pensee.com/dunham/glorantha.html
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