From: Andrew Joelson (joelsona@cpdmfg.cig.mot.com)
Date: Wed 30 Jul 1997 - 17:59:51 EEST
Simon Phipp:
> Certainly the Red Goddess, a major Chaos Goddess, is an integral part
> of the Compromise.
The Great Compromise is an Orlanthi POV of why the Gods don't
intervene directly anymore. The Pelorians don't agree with it, as well
as many other peoples. That said, the Red Moon Goddess _is_ firmly
integrated into the Godplane, same as Orlanth. That was the result (if
not the point) of the Battle of Castle Blue.
The RMG is not a Chaos Goddess. Her Runes are Life, Death, and
the Moon. She merely sees Chaos as a fact of life, and occasionally
usefull as a tool.
> I am sure that she has more children than the Red Emperor (but I can't
> think of any off hand).
The Great Sister (Greg, in Life of Moonson). Also the Twin Stars,
two sisters who guard the Gates of the Moon. These are the two that
Janisor ran into. More, anybody?
Michael Cule:
Sounds good to me. I've never retired a character at anything
> Apotheosis means becoming an NPC Deity.
higher than Count, in fantasy games.
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aka Rupert von Harl; Cults of Seven Mothers, Yanifal Tarnils and Humakt |
"Contradiction? No, I always did tend to kill chaos creatures anyway" /
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