Subject: Re: "small" problems with Sinister's proposal
From: Pekka Toppi (pot@norssi.oulu.fi)
Date: Tue Nov 30 1999 - 09:53:45 EET
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Atte Koivula wrote: > > So, in this part the elder gods struggle against eachother, dazzt and > > aluna fighting against yorka and other "evil" gods. "evil" gods being > > little stronger (why?) they manage to prevent new gods from fighting > > mortals. And if I remember correctly, the mortals were strong enough to > > actually kill some lesser gods and demigods. > > More like Dazzt against ALL the other elder gods. Even though Aluna is > the greater god of good, she is not universally a pleasant god and is > known to have a bit of a temper, and I can't think of a better reason > for Aluna to get angry than foolish mortals denying her existance. The > evil gods are NOT stronger than good gods, exactly the opposite, but of > course we're more powerful than the new gods as me, Mandor, Harum and > Sinister are all elder gods, Sinister being an elder greater god. > -- OKay, not stronger. But since the evil gods prevented new gods from fighting these mages, they had to have more power. But if Dazzt was the only one fighting, it would be clear that evil gods would have the advantage. Pekka Toppi/Mirithil
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