The School of Ronos Allwinds is a school (not a theistic cult) that teaches Hespheranes Philosophy (which is a form of wizardry). They often use their wizardry to augment divine or spirit magic (or vice versa).
> As for Belintar; Esrolia the Land of 10,000 goddesses states that of the
> six goddesses of the land, one is actually a spirit (Mirrorsea) and
> another is an essence from God Forgot. So yes, you can have Shamans and
> Sorcerors of the Living God.
Yes. Or more precisely you can have shamans and sorcerors who serve the Living God.
> > What kind of Magic does he provide his worshippers with, if he does,
> > in your opinion ?
> Examples of Pharaonic Cults would be the Order of Hepherones and the
> School of Ronos Allwinds (both mentioned in MoLaD).
Belintar does not provide rune affinities or that sort of thing (nobody tries to evoke their "inner Belintar" - unlike say with Orlanth or Ernalda). He is a powerful guardian being who can do amazing things FOR his worshipers but provides no rune affinities or feats.
There are plenty of gods and spirits *associated* with Belintar that his priests can worship and get magic from. But these beings are not Belintar - they are his allies, friends or servants.
Jeff
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