Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry@home" data-source="post: 24349" data-attributes="member: 159">The Harpers are fascinating if portrayed properly - used sparingly and the whole group isn't crawling with 'em.While a Harpers-only campaign would work, it really overuses what I belive should be something akin to the French Resistance in World War II: Everyday people, who identified one another through special codes and who only know limited cells of people. Only in Open places like Berdusk would Harpers be seen as good to all. Even some lawful governments might find their desire for freedom of learning at all costs a little... annoying.Especially when bringing out the whole Harper/Moonstar thing, it shows that some who are Harpers aren't playing by the same rules under which the organization was founded. Times change, and as we all know, the people who join an organization after the founding can radically change the direction of the organization and its goals.</blockquote>