No, because ragers are only supposed to accept communes from priests in the shrine of their deity. Thus, it shouldn't matter whether or not they can do it in a no magic room: they've accepted supplication in an illegal (for the village) way.

No, because ragers are only supposed to accept communes from priests in the shrine of their deity. Thus, it shouldn't matter whether or not they can do it in a no magic room: they've accepted supplication in an illegal (for the village) way.:
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Posted by Tojalobal on December 09, 1999 at 09:13:07:

In Reply to: If a druid can do it in a nomagic room and it works, then you've no beef. Yellow flowers, roots, etc will fizzle out and fail. nt posted by Ponderer(Too lazy to go through VIP) on December 08, 1999 at 11:51:57:

> > What about *any* herb or flower or natural substance that grants spell powers? The yellow flower, the roots etc? Are these natural too and thus ok for ragers to use?

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It's not a commune. If that's a commune than ranger herbs are a spell. nt Ponderer(lazy again) 11:50:29 12/09/99 (0)

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