Dialogue[]
| “ | <Owed> emissaries greet you on your clan border. <They know your priests and priestesses have a good reputation.> Their own magic is at a low ebb, they say. They will consider a favor you owe them discharged if you perform a blessing rite to restore it, giving them good fortune in the trying seasons ahead. | ” |
— Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind | ||
Consequences[]
If you gift them spirit magic, you can usually get away without the long and taxing version of the ritual that would cost you a point of magic. If you successfully gift them with spirit magic, Mood may rise.
Notes[]
The illustration differs depending on the culture of the clan making the request.
Advice[]
- "If we don't give them magic, we'll have to give them 20 cows, or the equivalent." - Ekarna worshiper
- "When you say we might give them cows, are you including or excluding goats." - Goat-loving circle member
- "Stelfor always ran through his magic quickly. Zenangar sometimes helped him, always exacting a subtle price."
- "It is a good time to call spirits. Divine rites can be enhanced with sacrifice, as always."
- "Honorable clans pay their debts."
- "We can't let them think we shirk our obligations."
- "Debts are bad, because they bring strangers to your door." - Bigoted circle member
- "We could call a dozen white-winged ravens, but they might not like the results." - Raven trickster