JOHN RICKARDS
05-19-1997, 11:10 AM
> Ripley wrote:
>
> >why don't you ask him, I don't think the Gorgon would turn it down...
>
> ask him what?
>
>
> >Gorgon honours no one. He is the master of the Crown and would very much
> >likemore.
>
> The GOrgon honours no MAN. he was and still is a worshiper of the true
> evil, Azrai. He knows power and where he might gain more. Azrai would have
> made him one of the Lost, essentially his child, if he just had enough
> time. Gods ain't that stupid u know. If there is just one person the Gorgon
> fears and reveres, that's Azrai
>
> Abou the church, i think my explanation with the Undertaker's:
> >And don't forget the two major religions of Mystara are Philosophies, and
> >have nothing to do with Gods. It is possible that a person's faith may grant
> >them the ability to tap in to the universe and use its power, without any
> >divine assisstance. And I believe thats whats happening with the followers
> >of the Serpent.
>
> pretty much sums it all up.
>
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the Lost were a group of
ancient necromancers in Khinasi lands (el-Sheghul(?), ruler of the
Black Spear Tribes is one as I recall) who legendarily vanished
centuries ago, and who are now a myth. I don't recall them having any
connection with Azrai.
John Rickards
"He who is looking for something has lost something."
"And he who is not looking?"
"He gets run over."
PS. Dan. Hahahahaha.
>
> >why don't you ask him, I don't think the Gorgon would turn it down...
>
> ask him what?
>
>
> >Gorgon honours no one. He is the master of the Crown and would very much
> >likemore.
>
> The GOrgon honours no MAN. he was and still is a worshiper of the true
> evil, Azrai. He knows power and where he might gain more. Azrai would have
> made him one of the Lost, essentially his child, if he just had enough
> time. Gods ain't that stupid u know. If there is just one person the Gorgon
> fears and reveres, that's Azrai
>
> Abou the church, i think my explanation with the Undertaker's:
> >And don't forget the two major religions of Mystara are Philosophies, and
> >have nothing to do with Gods. It is possible that a person's faith may grant
> >them the ability to tap in to the universe and use its power, without any
> >divine assisstance. And I believe thats whats happening with the followers
> >of the Serpent.
>
> pretty much sums it all up.
>
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the Lost were a group of
ancient necromancers in Khinasi lands (el-Sheghul(?), ruler of the
Black Spear Tribes is one as I recall) who legendarily vanished
centuries ago, and who are now a myth. I don't recall them having any
connection with Azrai.
John Rickards
"He who is looking for something has lost something."
"And he who is not looking?"
"He gets run over."
PS. Dan. Hahahahaha.