Continuity error: I had killed and buried Linos and Horion at the pass but this text appeared in the religion section. “You can’t help thinking again about Linos’ offer.”
After letting Linos and Horion through the pass without kidnapping them I was left with either self proclaiming to be Eclect, encourage them to self interpret the Cannon, or not meddle at all. Not meddling seemed to really increase my skepticism and I would like to encourage Angelic worship without declaring myself Eclect or taking the path of self interpretation.
“They dump them unceremoniously at the crossroads, along with a scrap of parchment identifying them as Horion de Lelle and his retainer Linos.” Wouldn’t it be better to identify him as the Arcon’s cousin, if that’s what you knew he was? There’s already an option to keep his death a secret.
This page is looping on me.
"The murders of Horion and Linos spur one more small crisis in the life of your band. Everyone knows that hospitality to traveling strangers is an obligation under the Karagond Canon; but you hadn’t realized that for Whends, it’s an absolute cornerstone of sacred and social Order. Most of the Whends in your band are vocally outraged when they discover your appalling violation of the guest-code.
Several of your Shayardene followers respond with scorn and anger. “You wouldn’t have us offer bread and shelter to a Kryptast or Alastor, or keep them alive if they fell into our grasp,” Radmar snaps at an affronted Whendish outlaw. “How is a noble any less our enemy?”
“Don’t ask us,” she grates back at him. “Ask the Angels. They’re the ones you’ve offended. They’re the ones who’ll send the pestilence on us.”
Unfortunately, having failed to convince them of your religious vision, you’re in no place to intervene in the argument. No one leaves the band over the issue – they’ve just enough loyalty for that. But morale plunges among both the dissident Whends and those who disagree with them."
Edited: Found a spelling error. “‘Somethow’ it was never good enough for Hector to be better read than you.”