Charles
>Should a devotee of Ernalda (or Orlanth) get the virtues of Great
>Ernalda in addition to the virtues of Ernalda the Queen?
I don't think *anyone* "gets" the virtues. Not all initiates (or even devotees) of a god should automatically write down all the virtues and put a number next to them. See TR.175.
But yes, the virtues listed for the Great God do look like virtues applicable to any aspect, so I'd consider them expected behavior that any devotee should at least not contradict.
Which is not to say that you can't play a Greedy devotee of Orlanth. It does mean that you're expected to exemplify most of the virtues, most of the time.
David Dunham dunham_at_nE1Mh3qJpY6CDz2UM3BL4IJYDWNeKCR0P20LagYGr8ZNskiMWOm365by9CrHHSIJCzeHJ.yahoo.invalid Glorantha/HW/RQ page: http://www.pensee.com/dunham/glorantha.html Imagination is more important than knowledge. -- Albert Einstein Received on Sat 28 Apr 2001 - 10:26:18 EEST
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