I think i can imagine what Greg would say to this thread:
"Come to THE KRAKEN, join the writing workshop, and be part of the group
that determines what happened."
;-)
I can´t attend THE KRAKEN, but boy, would i love to go there!
Cheers
André
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From: "Nick Eden" <nick_at_vVKDMGLLRoopG-XbboOt15AcMagCNapU2QKhB7Hb8BxV1wYe5XreioubPbWCHr4pTaAUGkyS2yXkeyhUGhzgRsW2PA.yahoo.invalid>
To: <WorldofGlorantha_at_yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 30, 2010 2:05 AM
Subject: Re: why did King Broyan die like he did ?
> Perhaps this is just reiterating what Peter's said. Not sure.
>
> I think Broyan broke some geasa, which left him vulnerable. The Kitori
> attacked him through this vulnerability, but may not have given a damn
about
> the City of Wonders.
>
> On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 10:21 PM, Peter Metcalfe <
> metcalph_at_N98mgbk05QYSoDvfT5iD7-TWcPRDDCAe3AQ3NS6w7FmWD-EW2kmWWrPyqx-vzTohtaabFNiIzn0aXjKp6nUse-L4dOs.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
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> > On 5/30/2010 7:49 AM, hcarteau_at_qqoKjGCkQjfu8UAK4yDxOh90iwnrfit_1vbn1JCG0I44VDMaxg5mSKJ25P9Ytdcp1d44LqpHmYv5Ew.yahoo.invalid wrote:
> >
> > > I have a few half-formed ideas : Broyan was Vingkot himself since 1617
> > and he
> > > had to uphold all of Vingkot's commitments, i.e. to Ezkankkeko.
> >
> > Vingkot never made any commitments to Ezkankekko. 'twas Heort.
> >
> > The word I've heard is that when Broyan became King of the Hendriki, he
> > became liable for magical debts owned to the Kitori. Since he wasn't
> > aware of them, they didn't get paid until it was too late and they sent
> > the collectors in.
> >
> > That this occurred after the sacking of the City of Wonders led people
> > to draw the obvious but mistaken conclusion about the causes of his
death.
> >
> > --Peter Metcalfe
> >
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