OOC Info [OOC Thread] Moving with the Herd

[Azmere]

Azmere fully believes in the gods of Mizahar and would consider anyone besmirching Zulrav, Semele, Caihya or Yahal to be a person who would make a good candidate for being dragged behind a strider.

[Ball]

-pokes out Az's funny colored eye and then runs-

[Ixzo]

"I trust the gods of Mizahar and believe them to be genuine." Of course Ixzo claims this, but she doesn't care enough about people she doesn't know to argue with them about it. She knows where her faith lies, and that is what matters.

[Prophet]

If you have not done so, please read the announcement from Gossamer. It details all that is happening with Morwen's dereliction of her duties.

I am in the process of adding the event she described and will post an update in the OOC when I have finished.

That is all.

[Meadow]

This season just keeps getting more interesting by the minute

[Prophet]

The calendar has been updated to include a new event: Seasonal Clergy!

[Haena]

I believe in the gods of Mizahar...

... Except Morwen who is unfit for duty and whose followers must perish.

[Adon]

This season just keeps getting more interesting by the minute

On the flip side, the more announcements I read, the less interested I am in playing this season. Ah well, not like I'm not majorly busy with work anyway.

[Meadow]

You dont have to participate in the events if you dont want to Adon. My PC hardly ever actually participates since I run most of the modded threads. I just try to keep her as informed as possible

[Aoren]

Aoren is going to be conflicted this season. With the supposed divine sanctioning of open violence and the slaughter of men, women and children bearing faith and loyalty to the absent Goddess of Winter, he's a bit horrified. In his heart he refuses to believe that Rak'keli, to whom he swore an oath to use her gift to mend, heal and protect, would ever condone such cruel bloodshed. What's more, in having carried the weight of the mark of Avalis since birth, he's prone to seek answers where others might follow blindly.

As a person he has always sought peace, balance and purpose in most things so the message that Jonas has to say, especially now, would appeal to him. So overall, Aoren believes in his goddesses but no other gods in the pantheon have ever given him reason to put his faith in them. He would, at the very least, listen to what the Ankal has to say and forge his own path from there.