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		| Grandmaster Greytalker 
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				| Mon Feb 25, 2008 6:59 pm mayaheine on Oerth, Part 1
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				| mayaheine on Oerth, Part 1 
 http://www.canonfire.com/cf/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=885&mode=thread&order=2&thold=0
 
 Awesome article.  Looking forward to the next part.  I could totally see using this as a background for a paladin.
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		| Apprentice Greytalker 
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				| Wed Feb 27, 2008 1:04 am 
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				| Very interesting story! 
 BTW, I always thought Joan of Ark/Jeanne d'Arc was the epitome of paladinhood.
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				| Wed Feb 27, 2008 10:11 am Agreed
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	  | I always thought Joan of Ark/Jeanne d'Arc was the epitome of paladinhood. |  Yes, I agree. I thought he made the perfect touch with is his Jeanne d'Arc quote. Great article. I really like this historical context approach to telling these stories.
 
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		| Grandmaster Greytalker 
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				| Wed Feb 27, 2008 10:41 am 
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				| Thanks guys! I tried not to cleave too closely to Joan's story (Though the quotes I'm finding do fit well), but couldn't help thinking of her when I originally had the idea of Mayaheine manifesting on Oerth by being channeled through a mortal. Others have head the idea too as evidenced by some of the threads on that goddess. This approach lets me attempt to explore what it might be like for a person to be both divine and mortal at the same time. I also wanted to get into the politics of trying to bring a new faith into being, especially one where the portfolio could be seen as already being filled, in this case by Heironeous. I'm finishing up with part 2 now and anticipate it will probably be a 3 or 4 parts total, but I'm also almost through with my heretical take on the throwaway line in the history of Sasserine about an invasion from the Great Kingdom. Mwa-hah-hah!   |  | 
	
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				| Fri Feb 29, 2008 11:28 pm 
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				| Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:09 am 
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				| Great article, smillan, thanks.  Mayaheine's not been that popular IMC, she rarely gets a mention by players, probably because she appeared without much fanfare and seemed to steal a little bit of other deities' thunder.  This article will help to establish her and give her the boost she needs in getting some attention.   |  | 
	
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