From: Pasanen Panu (passo@students.cc.tut.fi)
Date: Mon 13 Oct 1997 - 14:03:59 EEST
Sergio wrote:
> You can say what you want Pasanen, the question remains: why not? Why can't
> priests or sorcerors access a fetch? (After all, they do have spells and
> shamans have spells.) The only answer until now is that they can't do it by
I can say what I want, even the answer, but the question remains? Because
the gods do want their priests to worship them, not to petition some
puny spirits. Priests _know_ that spirits are useful, and so Argan
Argar gives the priests ability to command shades etc. But it is not
a priest thing to go into the spirit plane. Nor a sorcerer thing.
It requires certain perception of the world to be a shaman, and that
perception is not available sorcerors, and only to those priests, who
worship spirits (ancestors).
Jose wrote:
> Some people (me included) think that in established dwarven strongholds
> they have all the technomagical nightmare (including artificial eyes,
> nilmerg autoloaders, microsalamander lighters, electricity, the steam
> engine, etc.).
Gothic mostali factory: huge hall, filled with all kinds of big
metal machines, lot of oil, metallic noise and fires everywhere.
Improper illumination (earthsense helps) and heavy metal music
(from the smiths' workshop.)
> Don't forget the unreliability factor, the worst
> consequence of the Gods War.
I think that all unreliability causes, is more staff on maintenance.
They want to benefit from technology, not to be blown apart.
The God of Hellfire. You can call me Passo.
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