Re: Ompalam

From: David Cake <dave_at_WenXpgBn93NqJVQhdyJ0vaUQFdjmNqzSrRmFkE0bMJN_t_hn0nw1hIpVzCociCgi_uallU6>
Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2012 17:38:23 +0800

I would think that in Fonrit he is worshipped in a non-Chaotic manner. But I think it is possible to worship him in a Chaotic manner.

I also find it continually suspicious that the slavery cult of Ompalam is roughly in the same area that Vadeli would have raided for slaves in the Demon Period.

Cheers

        David

On 17/08/2012, at 5:46 AM, David Scott wrote:

> On 16 Aug 2012, at 20:26, Daniel <von_das_at_LFKLnNLWWyqzkNQ-DIGCLJIx3BdhR7SQp3I-E7rmQRVPe6EJL55HPS3pTaLnpe2p4Yk9ZUIAtdg2ddJYJw.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
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>> In older material, such as the Prosopaedia, Ompalam was considered a Chaos god of slavery and coercion. Newer material, such as Men of the Sea, seems to have him as a normal god of slavery, who "prevents Chaos by imposing a centralized order".
>> 
>> So, what's the current take on Ompalam? Does he have no connection with Chaos at all now? Or is it all some kind of trick on his part?

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> The upcoming Guide has him as one of the four major gods of Fonrit - the God of "slavery and coercion", one of the Chaos Pantheon.
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> I've just re-read the Prosopaedia entry and it's still correct. It's still available online: http://moondesignpublications.com/library/prosopaedia/
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