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<blockquote data-quote="Bluenose" data-source="post: 8424522" data-attributes="member: 49017">Of course if you believe what the Kralorelans and others say about MYsticism, they're very specifically not doing magic. They're merely removing limitations through negating their limits. Refuse to accept that gravity limits you hard enough, and you can fly. And some western societies restrict use of magic to Wizards (or try to, that peasant trying to move a particularly large rock from out of the way of his plough may well assist himself furtively with a bit of magic) and their soldiers are extremely well trained mundane warriors who have magic cast on them by their supporting Wizards. Of course in Glorantha, not taking part in magic is equivalent to not taking part in society. You literally can't be an adult as a theist without going to the God World and visiting your gods' home, and you will have magic if you do that. Other forms of worship exist (and also deliver magical powers).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bluenose, post: 8424522, member: 49017"] Of course if you believe what the Kralorelans and others say about MYsticism, they're very specifically not doing magic. They're merely removing limitations through negating their limits. Refuse to accept that gravity limits you hard enough, and you can fly. And some western societies restrict use of magic to Wizards (or try to, that peasant trying to move a particularly large rock from out of the way of his plough may well assist himself furtively with a bit of magic) and their soldiers are extremely well trained mundane warriors who have magic cast on them by their supporting Wizards. Of course in Glorantha, not taking part in magic is equivalent to not taking part in society. You literally can't be an adult as a theist without going to the God World and visiting your gods' home, and you will have magic if you do that. Other forms of worship exist (and also deliver magical powers). [/QUOTE]

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