> Does anybody have an example of the sort of rituals / questing one
> does to learn a feat? I'm going to run some introductory stuff to a
> new gamer who is going to play a Vingan, and wishes to focus on magic.
I am sure this is in print someplace.
Feats are generally learned during the annual rites.
The community gathers in the holy place at the holy time, and they do
their sacrifice, etc.
The relevant part of the community travels to the god's own house, and
from there they go out to watch, participate in or lead events where the
deity first exhibited (i.e.- created) the power desired. Most of the
time people participate, and they attempt to assist the god--i.e.- be a
part of the entity. In that manner they learn how it feels, where the
feat lives within them--they obtain a mark or other outward sign of the
magic.
When they return to the Everything World they know the Feat.
So look at the stories of Vinga, and there you will be able to see where
she perform her great deeds.
In the myths, when it says she did something, assume she is accompanied
by her war band-those are the worshippers.
--Greg Stafford
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