Re: "Allied cults" quesion.

From: Jerome Blondel <jeromeblondel_at_ZfH5ckJUBEyY_N5aj8FjAnKsZlpeu2uJrDp56v-IGFh2ADQUPg0GuGuA2g_SmB>
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2010 04:42:31 +0200

Gavain Sweetman a écrit :

>> Jerome Blondel <jeromeblondel_at_bHWLWbNkzwxuk56-s3MTxOmzK49ZbB9Q4oPSYm8Yn2mPay7XRLHUJQbVq7bf7cCMK3sNtEv0aVKV2lj81lFxcVs.yahoo.invalid>

>

>>> valkoharja
>>>> He can always go to the local temple of CA, LM, and Orlanth and sacrifice for 
>>>> one use applications of Air, Truth, or Harmony magic. I think that is the ritual 
>>>> magic you speak of. 
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Jeff
>>>>
>>> This is probably the approach I'll take,
>> However, frequently reusing a special feat may let the PC develop
>> some kind of relationship with the deity.
>>
>> Jerome Blondel

>
> Which is handled through their runes. I would advise the player to start
> developing the rune for the appropriate magics they are interested in. If the
> hero then decides to devote to Issaries, then he will have to heroquest to
> "discover" these abilities as feats for Issaries. Of course having discovered
> some new magic then they are well on the way to becoming a true Hero and being
> worshiped by others to gain these new and wondrous magics. However, such radical
> new ways are not likely to be supported by the clan, so the hero is on his own
> to try and find the new path through the heroplane.... source for many an
> exciting and dangerous adventure :-))

Well, yeah, this is best handled by "extra-ordinary" justification than basic rules, because the magic system is different and Issaries doesn't have the runes, and what was legitimate in RQ if you had the POW suddenly sounds like power-gaming in HQ even if you have the HP. And if you're not a devotee, no special FX for you.

Jerome Blondel