I wasn't actually aware that I was decrying demonology in particular!

Far from it, without it, what use would sorcerers be, in any roleplaying

sense? Of course demonology should exist, and more power to it. On the

other hand, what I was getting at was the relative ease of massing armies

via demonology, and if I'm wrong about that, then hey! Not the first time

I've been wrong. Some people feel that every credbuy I execute is a mistake.

Of course, I just tell them to screw themselves, and plot how I can most

easily assassinate them, without working up a sweat. Burning wax CERTAINLY

seems like a viable method, Savannah, and I shall endeavour, especially in the

case of Tynian, to master it. But really, my complaints about demons are

moot, because as we all know, if you just keep trashing the cauldrons, the

demons must, of necessity, go away. Tired of demons? Go for the cauldrons.

Too hard to get cauldrons, you say? Well, I've seen it done, and I've even

cheerfully offered a cauldron or two, on occasion. So, with no disrespect

intended to the memory of Blodwyn, or of Isildur, or anybody else who learns

to love fighting in Avalon, and demonstrates competence in it: There's always

some very, very easy way to defeat anybody. It just happens to be very, very

easy to figure this out, when you have decent demonology... Simplest ways to

defeat Panaideos? Wait for him to get so frustrated at his lack of ordination

that he burns himself out.

Written by my hand on the 20th of Midwinter, in the year 969.