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1422
... <kia_horse@h...> ... of ... or ... Just a side note: In 'The Dragon and the Bear', there is outlined alternative rules for teaching WoF to mundanes, or non...
mort_hal71
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Oct 8, 2003
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1423
... of ... If this is illegal then why did your character sign the contract? Or did the contract precede your character's membership in the covenant? Also, I...
dynamist666
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Oct 19, 2003
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... of ... If this is illegal then why did your character sign the contract? Or did the contract precede your character's membership in the covenant? Also, I...
dynamist666
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Oct 19, 2003
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1425
... For clarity, a contract is a way parties create extra rights and responsibilies with respect to each other. Contracts in essence create 'private laws'...
David W
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Oct 19, 2003
11:52 am
1426
Unfortunately, the saga came to an abrapt (sp? sorry, non-native and no spell-checker at work) end with the departure of the SG, so I can't tell you how it...
Yair Rezek
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Oct 20, 2003
10:13 am
1427
Overall, I think it's fairly clear that magi can relinquish their rights if they so choose. A Quaesitor, for example, relinquishes most of his voting rights...
paul.sherliker@...
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Oct 20, 2003
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1428
I would agree that there are precedents that give allowance to waive/alter basic hermetic rights. I think that excessive abuse of such an act would tend to...
pipewielder
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Oct 20, 2003
5:17 pm
1429
You make good points. I think my maga should probably, in a grand tribunal or inter-tribunal council, suggest that while arguably legal, such agreements would...
Yair
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Oct 21, 2003
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1430
... There's no such thing as an inter-tribunal council, and there's no way your maga would be picked (by her tribunal) as a representative to the Grand ...
Scott David Orr
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Oct 21, 2003
7:41 pm
1431
... I agree, but our SG doesn't. He said there was one, so there was one. The DM is always right.. even when he is wrong. ... Yeah, I'm sadly aware of this...
Yair
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Oct 25, 2003
9:10 pm
1432
Salve to all my sodales of the Order, and a sincere hope that this missive finds you all hale, hearty, and in good spirits. I have a question concerning the...
Ray Smith
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Oct 26, 2003
12:45 am
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... Not inter-tribunal councils per se, but there is the option of a Special Tribunal, which might have whatever powers it can wrangle. ===== _____ TSOB ...
Tim O'Brien
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Oct 26, 2003
4:45 pm
1434
... You seem to have a good lock; you have a Tribunal affirmed claim, have won it via certamen, and have prevented and end-run on grounds of mundane ...
Tim O'Brien
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Oct 26, 2003
4:52 pm
1435
Salve, sodales. I have a question regarding the legality of a magus maintaining two sancta within his own covenant. Case in point: My magus, Mikhail ex...
Ray Smith
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Oct 30, 2003
10:09 pm
1436
I think you can have as many sanctum as you can defend. Sanctum aren't legally sacrosanct, their autonomous zones where hermetic law doesn't apply IRT...
Miller, Jeffrey
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Oct 30, 2003
10:21 pm
1437
Salve, I would agree that one could technically have as many sancti as one could hold. As long as the covenant charter does not ban such behavior that is....
pipewielder
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Oct 31, 2003
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It is my opinion that a magus may only have one sanctum at one time. The text of A.A 1297 Hibernia [WGRE], which decided [assuming my excel file is right]...
Yair
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Nov 2, 2003
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1439
Pages 106-109 of The Dragon and the Bear is headed "The Harmonist/Wilderist Debate" in nice large letters, leading one to believe that this debate is of major...
Ray Smith
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Nov 18, 2003
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1440
... I think the issue holds across all Tribunals of the Order, but I find that the extent of interest varies between Tribunals. The extent of remaining ...
Saxum Caribetum
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Nov 18, 2003
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1441
... mostly ... It seems to be the same for our crew in Provence... [laughs] Then again, we've only got one Bjornaer and he has the attention span of a magpie...
JoAnne
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Nov 18, 2003
9:46 pm
1442
A 'defensible place'? Whether the location is legally a sanctum has no bearing on how defensible this den is. The sanctum designation is only important if you...
dynamist666
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Nov 22, 2003
10:34 pm
1443
Salve! The only tribunal that I am aware of having dealt with the question _in the peripheral code_ is the Loch Legan tribunal. There it was stated that a...
Xavier Requejo
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Nov 22, 2003
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1444
Greetings, all. I've got a question about a character's status, from the group I play in. We're trying to determine if she qualifies as "nobility" or not as...
Ray Smith
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Jan 20, 2004
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1445
... wishes. ... wife ... then ... died in ... was never ... since ... marriage? A tricky question, sodalis... Given that the child's paternity is obviously...
JoAnne
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Jan 20, 2004
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1446
... How could the child be "clearly" not his in the first place? Scott Orr...
Scott David Orr
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Jan 21, 2004
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1447
... pointy ears? cutesy little hornsies? Or maybe that's just our saga's Lord's problems... -- Neil Taylor "Creo Imaginem Mente" ArM Code 1.4 4+ R+ H++ ?L Y96...
Saxum Caribetum
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Jan 21, 2004
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If the child is not accepted as the noblemas legitimate child, neither by the father nor by the comunity, it is not. It would, however, be relatively easy to...
Jakob Ryngen
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Jan 21, 2004
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1449
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 08:43:22AM +0000, Saxum Caribetum wrote... ... Well, you've got the pointy ears part right :) No horns, but bright yellow eyes and...
jin-yi
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Jan 21, 2004
4:27 pm
1450
... Oh dear. Yes, that *would* tend to put the child's lineage into question, wouldn't it? Unless it was assumed (for whatever reason-) that the child's ...
JoAnne
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Jan 21, 2004
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1451
... By what standard? Welsh, English, or Hermetic? ===== _____ TSOB Timothy Squire O'Brien A=x+y+z -- Albert Einstein __________________________________ Do you...
Tim O'Brien
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Jan 21, 2004
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