Re: The great babadi soul furnace

From: Jerome Blondel <jeromeblondel_at_BivMg4Y_ii874VeUdAtP5l_cilFwqHLoAkS_uuSfHwfmJRWLXluRch8AGAGHgc>
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 22:04:18 +0100

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>> Santo Sengupta a écrit :
>>> Namaste.
>>> One observation:  The Palace of the Great Zitrs in Zanozar is called the
>>> "Soul Furnace." Perhaps this (and other structures like this) can "store"

> Life Flames between incarnations.

>> I wonder if it's manned and maintained by the Babadi and magically
>> controlled by the zitrs with assistance from the Furalor priestesses...

>
> /// Super-cool. THAT's what all these prayers wheels are about. Their spinning
> fans the flames of the Soul Furnace. The more that spin, the better theenergy
> released by the soul burnings, which dwarves use to power... to power...
> something interesting.

The general description of the Babadi make me think the Octamonist agenda and the Teshnan religion are in agreement.

I doubt it's a Zistorite influence, they are Mostali devices.

Jerome Blondel