FWIW, I'd imagine that the Rokari go in for something more like Gregorian chanting than the sort of cheerful stuff the Hrestoli sing.
>
> > Not to mention, will the PCs get the in-jokes about the local bishop
> ?, how
> > will the PCs handle being swarmed by little children and their naughty
> > behaviour ?, what will they do after they are discovered to be heathen
> > strangers, and instead of fire and brimstone they get a kindly and
> > well-meaning offer of coffee and buns with the vicar ?
> /// Now that's my absolute favourite ! "Give them the unexpected" is
> my motto. I
> just wonder how to fit this with the "fire and brimstone", as you say,
> credo and
> attitude of the rokari. Perhaps... at a reading for dronari, simple
> and honest
> men ? Far removed from the Episcope / Watcher's concerns ?
>
It depends how xenophobic the local congregation are. Certainly there
are many fire and brimstone types in the Rokari Church, and many of them
are fairly senior, but they aren't all like that. If the local vicar is
more interested in gaining converts than blasting his enemies, he might
well take (what appears to be) a more moderate line.
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