RE: Political intrigue

[Lyle H Janney <lhjanney@adpc.purdue.edu>]

Laid?  There's a cult (ostensibly a sect) of Laid?  I have a few questions here...

What GM reviewed and approved the spell groups (if anyone is using them)?

What GM reviewed and approved the "Holy" items?

>From what God does the power for the spells come?

These are important questions that GM's will need to have the answer to
if you have any expectation of using them within the campaign.

Lyle

-----Original Message-----
From:	Wright Frazier [SMTP:khelek@ns1.cioe.com]


I would like to see a Laid cult as well, but I don't think it'd be
a full blown sect, or have any power.  Their god is dead afterall,
unless they call Orus, who is apparently the whore god(I don't care
what you call me, here have some power), is giving it too them cause
they feel strongly.

The reason I have never used much of anything with the Laid, and honestly
I find the group you have to be too over powered, and much more geared
towards NPCs for me to want to see it become more of a player thing.
As NPCs, I think it'd be great, they'd be quite similiar to HIrudo, and
several of your spells mimic that as well.

Wright

> I have a player character character who has designed his own sect, his own
> spell group, and made several "holy items".  I have recieved no
> encouragement from the GM structure, mostly because of the lack of
> consolidated leadership.  When we put together a complete model of the
> campaign, there should be more room to play with these sects.  Their
> actions can have a bearing on the game, and others can interfere or join
> with the cause.  I have written little on "Bob"s sect, basically because
> it has no in game effect.  This is kind of shameful because it is really a
> unique thing.  I may or may not move him to the new campaign, for a few
> reasons, but the sect will live on (two characters are inducted and have
> spells and items).  If a GM is interested in integrating this sect into
> gameplay, contact me.  I think player characters making these sects as
> opposed to GM or actors will add the history and life to these branches
> that they deserve.
> 
> Jevan F.