Well, i haven't been following this thread (or is this the begining?)
but i have some idea's that i could offer...

>As for it being an act of desperation, I say not likely. Consider
>this: the
>Gorgon says he will attack unless Fhileraene hands himself over to
>him. I
>have a few problems with that.
>1) once he has Fhileraene what is to keep him from attacking anyway?

Well, first and foremost would be that Lawful Evil alignment thing of the
Gorgon

>2)a Tuarhievel without an elven ruler is even weaker and more
>defenseless
>than before, an easier target for old Split-Hooves than before. SO
>Fhileraene is making their position worse by delivering himself to the
>Gorgon not ensuring anyone's safety.

again, being lawful, and somewhat honorable, he wouldn't (IMHO)

>3)Why would the Gorgon bother warning them of his attack, why not just
>go
>ahead and attack? Unless he has so many petty squabbles on his hands

Well, sorta like saving a rival from falling off the cliff by bringing
them up, then only bashing them back down again. I guess it's just a form
of either sick humor for old stoney-butt, or just that Lawful thing
getting in the way :)



hmm, it looks like i need to find me a copy of that source book of
Tuarhivehil (sp?)

Good gaming,
Erik

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