Peter Metcalfe points out
> Waha isn't a person who feels insulted about being worshipped only
> as a god of butchers. He is a Deity that lives in every act that he
> is associated with. If he is worshipped as a God of Butchers then
> he will only care that the rites of butchery which he established are
> followed.
Of course. However the person that might be insulted is the haughty High Llama rider who thinks that his being a follower of the Khan of Khans should afford him more repect than a worker in a slaughterhouse. (This could work both ways too - Cultures who might only recognise Waha as a butcher but not a leader may misconstrue the relationship between Nomads and assume the most important personm is actually the follower of one of the minor praxian societies - Little Brother,Bright Treasure or one of the three feathered rivals for instance... Received on Fri 06 Jan 2006 - 10:20:37 EET
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