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Of Wolves and Witches (WHF Wizard Quest)

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[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.

So, we've got the life of a temple priestess raised by healers and pacifists, and a college student raised by a hedonist. I want to see those things lined up against each other.

Then, I want to see a priestess with ideals talk about Erika's somewhat dysfunctional relationship strategies. Because wow, there's a lot to talk about there, Erika.
 
Maugan Ra said:
You shake his hand, then step back and fold the middle and ring fingers back against your palm, holding them there with your thumb. The 'U' sign that remains is one of the oldest and most traditional of Ulrican signs, and Jorah clicks his teeth in approval as you make the salute. "Ulric guides us all."
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I see what you did there. It took me a minute to do the sign myself to figure it out but I saw it.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
 
MaHaL said:
I see what you did there. It took me a minute to do the sign myself to figure it out but I saw it.
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Hey, I didn't do anything. That's just straight-up canon, from... I want to say Tome of Salvation?

The Cult of Ulric is all about uncut hair, excessive violence, copious drinking and wolves. They belong on the cover of a metal album anyway, so really, the salute only makes sense.
 
Maugan Ra said:
Hey, I didn't do anything. That's just straight-up canon, from... I want to say Tome of Salvation?

The Cult of Ulric is all about uncut hair, excessive violence, copious drinking and wolves. They belong on the cover of a metal album anyway, so really, the salute only makes sense.
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Huh neat. I haven't read any of the WHF novels/lore in ages.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Pacifism. The Shallyans preach absolute non-violence, which Marie holds to, engaging Erika in a long conversation about the merits and practicalities of the approach as opposed to Ulrican sensibilities.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.
[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.

[X] Pacifism. The Shallyans preach absolute non-violence, which Marie holds to, engaging Erika in a long conversation about the merits and practicalities of the approach as opposed to Ulrican sensibilities.
 
[X] Foreign Lands. Neither woman has travelled beyond the boundaries of the Empire, but both have read about such places extensively, and dreams of adventure are a fine way to get to know someone.

[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.

[X] Pacifism. The Shallyans preach absolute non-violence, which Marie holds to, engaging Erika in a long conversation about the merits and practicalities of the approach as opposed to Ulrican sensibilities.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Pacifism. The Shallyans preach absolute non-violence, which Marie holds to, engaging Erika in a long conversation about the merits and practicalities of the approach as opposed to Ulrican sensibilities.
 
[X] Foreign Lands. Neither woman has travelled beyond the boundaries of the Empire, but both have read about such places extensively, and dreams of adventure are a fine way to get to know someone.


[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
[X] Pacifism. The Shallyans preach absolute non-violence, which Marie holds to, engaging Erika in a long conversation about the merits and practicalities of the approach as opposed to Ulrican sensibilities.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.
[X] Pacifism. The Shallyans preach absolute non-violence, which Marie holds to, engaging Erika in a long conversation about the merits and practicalities of the approach as opposed to Ulrican sensibilities.
 
[X] Medicine. Erika knows little of the healing craft, but she is very familiar with injuries, and Marie is jaded enough to find the talk of scars and old battle wounds rather interesting.
[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.

Goodness me a chance for Erika to discuss her issues with relationships
 
Maugan Ra said:
You shake his hand, then step back and fold the middle and ring fingers back against your palm, holding them there with your thumb. The 'U' sign that remains is one of the oldest and most traditional of Ulrican signs, and Jorah clicks his teeth in approval as you make the salute.
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Giggling in South Italian

[The sign of the horns is either offensive, hinting at marital infidelity, or used to ward off the evil eye. Notable its use by Berlusconi at a European summit in 2002]
 
[X] Early Life. Marie, as it transpires, was all but raised in the temple. The similarities and differences between her life and the one Erika led in the Colleges makes for an easy way for the two to bond.

[X] Relationships. Priestesses and Magisters are both set apart from wider society in many small but undeniable ways, and how this affects the bonds they forge with those around them is grounds for sympathy.
 
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