Berengar (>) wrote: > Very nice work: addressing lots of issues a magus always wanted to > know about, but never dared to ask ;-). Cool, I'm glad you enjoyed it! > Like every good book, it also raises many further questions - to > explore in-game: Why is Apprentice's Day just one day after All > Fools? And why is All Fools Day just two weeks after the Celebration of Flambeau? :) > Do Magi still celebrate Lemuralia/Lemuria, complete with throwing > beans behind them and all? Of course they do, complete with the traditional "Beans" song. > What do priests at the covenant think about this? They wisely don't stick around. Nothing like a beans festival for clearing out the church aisles. > What about the ghosts? They can't eat the beans, but they can still smell them. How do they smell, you ask? Awful! (rim shot) > How do Ex Miscellanea magi celebrate Miscellany Day? They take all sorts. And there's lots of "the rest." > And where do their sodales hide at that time? On the other side of the channel? > Will there be many magus Characters born the 22nd of July from now > on? That depends on what their parents were doing on the 22nd of October. > Who designed hat, vest and handbag of Belin? Belin wears a stunning ensemble provided by Mercer House Paris, with a tasteful off-the-shoulder magical satchel that's full of surprises. Her intricately tailored vest and plunging decollatage are custom-designed to match her lithe frame and the busy and active lifestyle of a working Redcap. Note the eponymous headgear she wears: simple, yet sets off her face and keeps her hair out of her eyes. All in all, it is clear to see why Belin was the it-girl of 800s French fashion. > And how come they finished in the wardrobe of the contemporary > Queen? The Queen ripped her off. Either that, or Belin's style is making a late comeback.
Edited 3/15/2005 12:05 pm ET by ErikTDahl
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