Turkic Magic in Thebes?

[niallchristie]

@The_Young_Ottoman

Blood and Sand is still my favorite tribunal book of any edition. I kinda feel like a dork talking about legitimization, jihad, and Zengi earlier when I got most of that from work you did, lol - particularly your section Zangi: the first great mujahid? in the book listed above.

Aw, shucks. Thank you!

And I'm glad that my work has been useful. It's good to know that people are actually reading it.

[silveroak]

Tactically speaking there could be numerous covenants in the Sultanate of Rum which have simply lost contact with the rest of the order due to a disruption in communications and trying to keep their heads down to avoid drawing attention. If the order of Seuleman has Djinn watching for magical communication and the redcaps have been cut off, they may simply just be hiding away.

[Yirkash]

@niallchristie

And I'm glad that my work has been useful. It's good to know that people are actually reading it.

I make heavy use of Blood & Sand along with The Cradle and the Crescent for our Theban saga, since they have very close ties to the Levant and the events going on further east (in pure Byzantine tradition).

So many many thanks for creating that book, which IMHO is invaluable.

[niallchristie]

@Yirkash

So many many thanks for creating that book, which IMHO is invaluable.

You're very welcome. I'm glad to be of service.