I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong.

>Religion and Cabal are two different
>things. You can be a
>follower of a religion without
>being in the cabal..As long
>as it's part of your
>role. You *can* be a
>mage who follow Thror, if
>it fits your role and
>you RP it. Sure, Ilraeth
>is a godness of warlocks,
>but she also have her
>religion which about anyone can
>be part of...

It's a confusing situation that has come up in CFs past. While Nepenthe was a god of the Masters cabal, he did have marked Battleragers.

I'm not sure which of the twin goddesses specifically covers the sphere of Magic. I *think* only one of them does, and I think it's Savraeth. It certainly would be rather odd to see a Battlerager a High Priest of a god who even though covers multiple spheres also covers magic.

Also, if I remember the religions correctly, Ilraeth/Savraeth religions are quite involved with a number of different facets. It seems to me that Armand found a facet of Ilraeth's religion that suited him. I think it's pretty cool.

And you're right in what you've said above. I've had it explained to me in a similar fashion before.


>To some limits, a rager could
>have the sphere magic. But
>it might means he chose
>it as a focus to
>destroy it. It's all a
>matter of point of view.

Ummm this would be a stretch. Sphere destruction would be more appropriate.