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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yair" data-source="post: 1856325" data-attributes="member: 10913">Regarding the Code and AmbrosiusI would like to clarify how I view some things, OOC.* Seeking out another magus's residence is not a violation of the Code. When you seek someone in good faith, whether to communicate with him or for any other reason, it is generally seen as a reasonable goal that shouldn't be punished. (Not to spy on him or locate the source of his powers or so on - that's using magic to spy on members of the Order, and is strictly against the Code.)The code itself does not grant immunity to being sought. It does allow one to wage Wizard's War on the matter, but it is likely someone who does so will incur some hostility. Imagine if a magus was to wizard war a Redcap for delivering a message! Add to that the strong tradition of Trianoma visting the Founders, and the value the Order places on communications in general. Overall, the Order will not accept such a complete misantropy to other members of the Order.* Breaking into another's lab/sanctum is again trying to spy on members of the order, or take their power, by assumption. Unless of course they are dead or gone to final twilight.You can seek out a magus, but if he doesn't want to even go out of his sanctum to see you, you're out of luck. And if you pester him outside of his sanctum, you are likely to get fined.* The etiquette of Gormenghast prohibits disturbing magi. There is no actual Custom to this affect, Custom (as opposed to custom) is a set of rulings and as such always specific. There are lots of rulings punishing (often by fine) magi for disturbing the privacy of their betters, but there is no such general rule.* The council ruled that Andereine's proposal was denied. It also ruled in favor of a proposal forbidding Andereine from visiting Rostov. It did not rule others cannot travel to Rostov, or seek Ambrosius out. A reading of the council's transcripts will certainly attest to that intention, of course.</blockquote>

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