Tarumen, the Land of Earth and Sky - Full

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=130247

Right here. Or you could wander over to the Playing the Game board and look for "Tarumen, Land of Earth and Sky."

 

[sukael]

Small nitpick, kirinke--at the moment, I'm still quite dinosaurish.

 

[Verbatim]

Thoreth is posted in the Rogues Gallery...sorry it took me so long and sorry so rushed on the background. I promise to smooth it out either IC or rewrite the history when I get some time, or quite possibly both...

 

[Ranger Rick]

Any word if my PC is acceptable?

 

[Ranger Rick]

I will not be online this weekend. I will try to see if I can get online tomorrow morning.

 

[kirinke]

whoot, sorry.

 

[sword-dancer]

How is the law, usual legal consent, in this matter, are the authorities of Sage Hollow authorized to hold court and justice over clerics or druids, and such, or do the "churches" reserve this privilege for themselves.

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

The laws vary from place to place. Sage Hollow technically holds sway over their village and several days' walk outside it. Technically they can apply their laws to any who break it within their domain. In practice, this doesn't happen a lot, it only happens when they choose to enforce it. Like now.

 

[sword-dancer]

That didn't`t answer the meaning of my question, I wanted to know if Sage Hollow had juristically the legal* authoritie to hold court/judge over clerics, druids and such.

*This means the churches, faith acknowledges and accepts these authoritie.

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

Usually if a druid (for example) were to break the laws of his faith, other druids in his circle will take him to task. But if in breaking those laws the offender also breaks secular laws, he can be taken to task by secular authorities as well. Druidic circles have a neutral view on this. Sometimes they appreciate the help, sometimes not. It's best to try to contact the local circle first.