temple of rofirein

[VolcanosD]

i found the temple in velh. it has a huge dragon's head on the outside. i has a wonderful dragon inside.

zafar worships dragons. he would like to make this his home base and find out more about the temple of rofirein.

he talks with reus and delida about the temple and its worship.

if you have any info on this, that would be wonderful.

[darkstorme]

Moved to appropriate forum.

Your best bet is to read the LORE entry on [lore]Rofirein[/lore] - then, when you have specific questions, ask them here!

[darkstorme]

Restored - GP is to keep Ask a Gamemaster threads alive, in case someone else is curious.

[VolcanosD]

so i read all the stuff that is there.

now i need to do research on the "law".

it seems to stress the concept of following the law. since zafar is a druid-shifter, his law is that of nature - the wild. how does this law relate? i assume the law is the law of the city? or is it the law of there you are? if in a city - follow that law? if in the wild - that law.

now i need to research this law for zafar to understand if he can associate with them or not. he really wants to.

[Stephen_Zuckerman]

[lore]Rofirein[/lore] IS a dragon. So is [lore]Pyrtechon.[/lore]

As to "law," most of it is common sense in terms of society... Don't steal, murder, etc.

As a Druid, you should already be familiar with being held accountable by law... In this case, the Druidic laws governing all those who serve Layonara in the Druid's path.

While the majority of the laws in the gameworld aren't spelled out explicitly, some are. No summons in town, no magic in town, all inferior dwarves must register when going into Prantz, that sort of thing.

[EdTheKet]

LORE: The Law of Layonara

A bit outdated as Toran stepped out of the Divine Court, but apart from that, still current.
Laws stated there will clash with the "laws of nature". These nature laws are vague at best by the way.