I think a big deal with Erikson is his idea that history is an easy trap to fall into.
Ghavrel Send a noteboard - 30/03/2011 09:31:47 AM
That is to say, while important, people can think about history to the point of obsession, and it ruins their chances of living full lives in the present. There are people who break free of this; there's that pair of T'lan Imass who fall in love even under the ritual of Tellan and end up walking away from Onos Toolan.
I may be projecting, since that's largely the conclusion I've come to regarding the study of history.
Regarding DnD, I think an interesting question is which characters SE played and which ones ICE played.
I may be projecting, since that's largely the conclusion I've come to regarding the study of history.
Regarding DnD, I think an interesting question is which characters SE played and which ones ICE played.
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Malazan musings - just finished the Crippled God
- 30/03/2011 04:10:06 AM
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Inspirations - anthropology, archaeology, table-top gaming
- 30/03/2011 04:22:03 AM
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I think a big deal with Erikson is his idea that history is an easy trap to fall into.
- 30/03/2011 09:31:47 AM
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Spoiler question...
- 31/03/2011 07:15:42 PM
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Re: Spoiler question...
- 31/03/2011 08:01:44 PM
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Thanks...
- 31/03/2011 09:18:51 PM
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Re: Thanks...
- 31/03/2011 09:20:29 PM
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Indeed. And that climax was even more powerful than the one in the Crippled God, I thought.
- 31/03/2011 09:59:33 PM
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