Hi guys, First off I went AWOL for a few days and when I came back, I should couldn't keep up with the amount of mails waiting in my mailbox. Let's start by ...
... I asked Mark G this a week or so back, and he informed me that a homeland article for Kralorela has been published in 'Pyramid online'. If you have a...
... Not much to disagree with overall. I think whether an UZ society is considered to be dominated by the KL, ZZ or AA cults will depend very much on the...
Just to quibble... My sense is, when we talk about a troll society "dominated" by Zorak Zoran, we're stretching a point somewhat. I don't think any troll...
Hi there, Added a draft Lodriland homeland write-up today. Any feedback/input is appreciated. Oliver http://www.geocities.com/bernuetz/regions/lodriland.html...
In STorm Tribe it notes that currently nobody can get magic from the Cult of Sartar. That implies that at some time some people could. Anyone know/willing to...
... I'd assume that since Sartar built the Four Cities and the roads, his cult has something to do with maintaining them. Presumably the people who maintain...
... the ... his ... It would have to be something like Pavis or maybe something like Balazar, only I suppose of greater magnitude. He had some unusual ...
... The flame is the key I think to Sartar's magic. ... The implication seems to be members of the royal household (both kin and those who are in service to...
As I remember from 'way back when, discussing it with greg, Sartar-the-man became the wyter of Sartar-the-Kingdom. So all Sartaries would be able to use...
And Sartar, according to Greg, is at heart an Issaries heroquester. Think Movement /Change/Transformation. The legends in KOS speak of him transforming enemies...
Shooting the breeze here... And not in HQ format, but building on previous suggestions: Three distinct manifestations! 1 - Sartar the Founder - communal rites,...
... Ooh! I now like that idea better than my own. He did the classic "no, not me, take my first-born son instead" thing. And Humakt most certainly did. Beware ...
... Has this been gregged? My memory is that a recent source (Intro to Glorantha? Thunder Rebels?) had him as a Larnisti from Heortland which "feels" better. ...
... Intro had him as a Larnsti, and the only one who ever left Heortland IIRC. And agreed the write up there suggests that the power of change is key (hence...
... Circle ... be ... understanding in ... I could see this working through some form of a shared sub-cult, perhaps a child of Kyger Litor by Zorak Zoran? Such...
... Totally agree that Sartar cannot offer change as his power, that would mean that he usurped Larnaste as the source of change. My view is that there are the...
... I was looking at it the other way around but your way of seeing it does make sense as well. ... Why is this a fatality? I tend to believe the strata in...
... think ... But wasn't it the case for Ralios's Dark Empire? ... the ... I don't think KL was seen as the chief gog during the KoN. Sure, even in a ZZ...
... My vague memories of Wyrms Footprints and the write-up of the Rebellion therein suggest that the Sartarite army ended up holed up on Larnste's Table. Apart...
... would cling ... have to ... The females would have to work to regain power, and it would take time, but I believe (all other things being equal) that it...
... The way I see Sartar, he surely had the direct route to Larnste. I suppose his ability to leave Heortland was achieved by transforming himself into...
... Possibly they even succeeded... They made Fazzur reveal the whereabouts of Sheng Seleris to them, admittedly at that time a totally useless (and with the...
... His actions as described in KoS do seem to have had a *lot* of Issaries implications. Trade routes, alliances, communications, improving travel, magical ...
... Maybe the Cult of Geo is the Cult of Sartar, or at least the bit of it that can be approached by the average Sartari -- it offers welcome and support to...
... heroquester. ... Before Udam Bagur (Shargash, ZZ, or Ty Kora Tek, any underworld deity you prefer) drag me into Digest Fodder...., My answer is, "Yes, but...
... brewer." ... Sartar, the Man Who Would Be King, played by Sean Connery. And Geo, his cook and brewer, played by Michael Caine. Hopefully, the Geo cult...
