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> > > How hard would it be for a stranger to infiltrate a rokari mass /
> reading
> > > ceremony ? Of course, he/she would be disguised, use concealment
> > > magics, etc.
> > >
> > No harder than sneaking into an Orlanthi Holy Day ritual, but not really
> > any easier, either. The bit he's going to have most trouble with, I
> > suggest, is when they all enter the Hero Plane and notice he's no longer
> > with them - unless he's invisible, or some such.
> /// Yes, that's the part I was most wondering about. But do the rokari
> workers
> enter the Heroplane during a regular mass / reading ?
>
I'd say they do during the regular weekly service, yes - at the very
least, its a common event. Not necessarily at lesser "readings", mind you.
>
> > Clearly, there's going to be some contest between his disguise
> > ability/magic and the Guardian's defence or perception, and since the
> > Guardian is being backed up by the community, that's not going to be
> > easy.
> /// OK, that's step one. The infiltrator could also be backed up by
> rituals from
> the local sorcery school, which hates the rokari, to balance this.
>
Yes, and that might work quite well. At least sorcery-types will have a
pretty good idea of how the defensive magic is going to work.
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Trotsky
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