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It's a Sithicus Miracle!

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#1
Bard_of_the_mists
Dec 16, 2005 19:07:19 Edited
#2
Higmorton
Dec 22, 2005 9:06:24 So what is the Miracle? There was nothing in your post.
#3
Bard_of_the_mists
Dec 22, 2005 10:18:52
So what is the Miracle? There was nothing in your post.

Had a post, but changed my mind and couldn't find out how to delete it so just edited it.
#4
Higmorton
Dec 22, 2005 11:11:19 I read Spectre of Mist. My question is, Did Soth escape or what really happened in the end. I know Sithicus changed as a result of the story.

Anyone know what really happened to Anzalon (sp?) after Lord of the Necropolis.
#5
zombiegleemax
Dec 22, 2005 15:33:37
I read Spectre of Mist. My question is, Did Soth escape or what really happened in the end. I know Sithicus changed as a result of the story.

Anyone know what really happened to Anzalon (sp?) after Lord of the Necropolis.

Yes, Soth went back to Krynn, thanks to Hickman's whining.

And do you mean Azalin or Ansalon?

If Azalin, LoN is non-canon, so anything in there has no bearing on the continuity of the setting. But after the Requiem, Azalin merged with the land of Darkon for 5 years, before escaping. It's pretty much well detailed how he did this in the Gaz II and other products.

If Ansalon, soon after Soth returned, the Great Dragons came and asserted their supremecy over the continent. 25 years later, during the War of Souls, Takhisis revealed she had never left, had her sole (if you'll excuse the pun) worshipper kill Soth and died herself. Before she kicked the bucket she had Mina (her worshipper) kill Malystryx and Khellendros and had a hand in the death of Berylinthranox.
#6
Higmorton
Dec 22, 2005 19:27:29 Yes, I meant Azalin. I did not read the article where he escaped, but i read lord of the necroplois and loved the book.
#7
Mortepierre
Dec 23, 2005 3:58:32 Unfortunately for you, it has been declared "non-canon"
#8
The_Jester
Dec 23, 2005 19:55:02 Why? Because it means he can't enjoy it? ;)

In the plotline the book was based on he pretty much blew himself up and his essence was scattered across the land. Over five years he managed to gather himself together enough to restore himself and returned.
There was to be an adventure that detailed his return but a variety of factors (switch to 3E, white wolf, hard-core drug use ;)) pretty much ended this.
#9
john_w._mangrum
Dec 27, 2005 21:42:10
hard-core drug use ;)

Funny! :P
#10
The_Jester
Dec 27, 2005 23:12:42 It's my favourite rumour.
It just seemed so outlandish and absurd to the point of hilarity.

I am really curious what a Sithican Miracle is. Did Inza have an immaculate conception?
#11
Bard_of_the_mists
Jan 03, 2006 13:06:23
I am really curious what a Sithican Miracle is. Did Inza have an immaculate conception?

as with most things in ravenloft we may never know what a Sithicus Miracle really is, prehaps it has something to do with festivis? heh heh ;)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Bard_of_the_mists Dec 16, 2005 19:07:19	Edited
#2 Higmorton Dec 22, 2005 9:06:24	So what is the Miracle? There was nothing in your post.
#3 Bard_of_the_mists Dec 22, 2005 10:18:52	So what is the Miracle? There was nothing in your post. Had a post, but changed my mind and couldn't find out how to delete it so just edited it.
#4 Higmorton Dec 22, 2005 11:11:19	I read Spectre of Mist. My question is, Did Soth escape or what really happened in the end. I know Sithicus changed as a result of the story. Anyone know what really happened to Anzalon (sp?) after Lord of the Necropolis.
#5 zombiegleemax Dec 22, 2005 15:33:37	I read Spectre of Mist. My question is, Did Soth escape or what really happened in the end. I know Sithicus changed as a result of the story. Anyone know what really happened to Anzalon (sp?) after Lord of the Necropolis. Yes, Soth went back to Krynn, thanks to Hickman's whining. And do you mean Azalin or Ansalon? If Azalin, LoN is non-canon, so anything in there has no bearing on the continuity of the setting. But after the Requiem, Azalin merged with the land of Darkon for 5 years, before escaping. It's pretty much well detailed how he did this in the Gaz II and other products. If Ansalon, soon after Soth returned, the Great Dragons came and asserted their supremecy over the continent. 25 years later, during the War of Souls, Takhisis revealed she had never left, had her sole (if you'll excuse the pun) worshipper kill Soth and died herself. Before she kicked the bucket she had Mina (her worshipper) kill Malystryx and Khellendros and had a hand in the death of Berylinthranox.
#6 Higmorton Dec 22, 2005 19:27:29	Yes, I meant Azalin. I did not read the article where he escaped, but i read lord of the necroplois and loved the book.
#7 Mortepierre Dec 23, 2005 3:58:32	Unfortunately for you, it has been declared "non-canon"
#8 The_Jester Dec 23, 2005 19:55:02	Why? Because it means he can't enjoy it? ;) In the plotline the book was based on he pretty much blew himself up and his essence was scattered across the land. Over five years he managed to gather himself together enough to restore himself and returned. There was to be an adventure that detailed his return but a variety of factors (switch to 3E, white wolf, hard-core drug use ;)) pretty much ended this.
#9 john_w._mangrum Dec 27, 2005 21:42:10	hard-core drug use ;) Funny! :P
#10 The_Jester Dec 27, 2005 23:12:42	It's my favourite rumour. It just seemed so outlandish and absurd to the point of hilarity. I am really curious what a Sithican Miracle is. Did Inza have an immaculate conception?
#11 Bard_of_the_mists Jan 03, 2006 13:06:23	I am really curious what a Sithican Miracle is. Did Inza have an immaculate conception? as with most things in ravenloft we may never know what a Sithicus Miracle really is, prehaps it has something to do with festivis? heh heh ;)