Re: Reigar

In a message dated 11/5/98 11:18:18 PM Eastern Standard Time,
nghtdrud@??????.net writes:

<< However, the Reigar decided they needed cash.  So they set up the
 Arcane as their middlemen and salesmen.  Since repetition is not in the
 Reigar nature, they also conqured and trained a special race of mages
 (like they had created Lakshu) to "mass produce" helms.  Because of the
 Reigar's particular nature, they have created the helms to work because
 the helmsmen inside it *believes* it works.  The helm uses the
 imaginative energies of the helmsman to work; mages and priests work the
 best because their minds are more tightly focused and "aligned" to the
 planes (for the most part, they draw power from the planes).

 	Your thoughts? >>
I like the idea and concept.  Since mages and priests are able manipulate
their surroundings by the use of magic( or imagination) of course thay would
be more inclined to "believe"  the helms would work.  But that would also
bring about the possibility of disbelief.  Rather, I like the idea that the
helm focuses their creativity in to movement, while syphoning off a portion,
to be sent by a planar conduit to this "Demiplane of Creativity".  To be used
in what you say?  The creation of more helms, power, food(for thought), some
heinous plan for planar domination?  It does bring many ideas about.  I think
I'm going to actually explore this one for plot hooks.

Now the Reigar have been on the decline in the spheres, may this mean that
their plans are coming to fruit?  Or has something gone horribly wrong?

Hell, we'll bust this up like a kender shopping spree