May 13th Question

Is being a Natural Ordermage a psychological or physiological thing? Before the fall of Fairhaven, mages in Hamor seem to be reasonably well treated and even welcomed into the Mage-Guards. By Lerris’ time, Hamor is regarded as the most dangerous place to send a dangergelder. What changed and how did Lerris’ brother fair so badly there?

Being a natural ordermage is both psychological and physiological, in a way, being similar to being a natural athlete.

As for the changes in Hamor, those would take several books. All societies change, and Hamor is no different.

2 thoughts on “May 13th Question”

  1. Corwin says:

    Is that a hint as to where you plan to go next with the series?

    1. No, it’s not a hint. There’s certainly space for more about Hamor, but there’s enough uncharted there and elsewhere in the world of Recluce for at least another lifetime of writing, and I doubt I’ll have that much time.

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