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Raistlin's whereabouts.

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#1
b4real
Jan 08, 2004 11:15:03 One of my favorite characters for the Dragonlance campaign setting was Raistlin. What are his whereabouts in the new setting?

I remember seeing the name Majere in the deity section of the DL CS. Is he a god now?

~B4Real
#2
The_White_Sorcerer
Jan 08, 2004 11:27:10 He's dead.

Majere has always been a god. He was one of those that Paladine called to his service. He's a lawful good deity of monks.
Majere is also a spice.
#3
zombiegleemax
Jan 08, 2004 11:28:25 Raistlin died a while ago. He used to show up now and again despite this, but now he's finally moved on. Both Raistlin and Caramon's last name Majere comes from the name of a deity. The deity Majere predated them by... well the beginning of time. Majere is a scholastic deity, a "Monkish" deity, concerned with introspection self betterment.
#4
zombiegleemax
Jan 08, 2004 11:29:32 I think you might mean Marjorum is a spice, though Majere might also be one.
#5
randpc
Jan 08, 2004 11:29:53 Rasitlin's been debateably dead for a long time, but he keeps managing to pop up occasionally so it wouldn't be all together difficult to bring him back if you so desired in your campaign.

Riastlin's last saighting-in which he went into the afterlife with his old comrades was in the book Dragons of a Vanished Moon .
#6
The_White_Sorcerer
Jan 08, 2004 11:31:42
Originally posted by Primus, the One and Prime
I think you might mean Marjorum is a spice, though Majere might also be one.

In War of the Twins, Raist and Caramon are talking about spices around a cookfire. A spice they used to use for rabbit stew was called majere.
#7
The_White_Sorcerer
Jan 08, 2004 11:33:33
Originally posted by RandPC
Raistlin's last saighting-in which he went into the afterlife with his old comrades was in the book Dragons of Summer Flame.

Nope. Dragons of a Vanished Moon was his last appearence before joining his comrades in the afterlife.
#8
zombiegleemax
Jan 08, 2004 11:37:42 No, its marjoram.
#9
talinthas
Jan 08, 2004 11:51:22 yeah, if you keep reading that scene, you'll see that caramon says the spice sounded like their name, and raist says "the name of the spice is marjoram"

and Gilon took his last name from the diety.
#10
The_White_Sorcerer
Jan 08, 2004 12:02:43 Then it might've just been wrong in the Finnish translation.
#11
talinthas
Jan 08, 2004 13:44:00 i'll check next time i'm home. Although, i'm not sure i have a copy of the finnish translation of legends...i think my foreign editions are in japanese, german, and polish.

hmm. looks like i gotta go hunt for some more =)
#12
b4real
Jan 08, 2004 14:21:44 Is the name of the spice really all that important?

~B4Real
#13
zombiegleemax
Jan 08, 2004 14:43:41 Well, marjoram is a real spice.
#14
randpc
Jan 08, 2004 16:53:53
Originally posted by The White Sorcerer
Nope. Dragons of a Vanished Moon was his last appearence before joining his comrades in the afterlife.

Fixed now... don't know what I was thinking.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 b4real Jan 08, 2004 11:15:03	One of my favorite characters for the Dragonlance campaign setting was Raistlin. What are his whereabouts in the new setting? I remember seeing the name Majere in the deity section of the DL CS. Is he a god now? ~B4Real
#2 The_White_Sorcerer Jan 08, 2004 11:27:10	He's dead. Majere has always been a god. He was one of those that Paladine called to his service. He's a lawful good deity of monks. Majere is also a spice.
#3 zombiegleemax Jan 08, 2004 11:28:25	Raistlin died a while ago. He used to show up now and again despite this, but now he's finally moved on. Both Raistlin and Caramon's last name Majere comes from the name of a deity. The deity Majere predated them by... well the beginning of time. Majere is a scholastic deity, a "Monkish" deity, concerned with introspection self betterment.
#4 zombiegleemax Jan 08, 2004 11:29:32	I think you might mean Marjorum is a spice, though Majere might also be one.
#5 randpc Jan 08, 2004 11:29:53	Rasitlin's been debateably dead for a long time, but he keeps managing to pop up occasionally so it wouldn't be all together difficult to bring him back if you so desired in your campaign. Riastlin's last saighting-in which he went into the afterlife with his old comrades was in the book Dragons of a Vanished Moon .
#6 The_White_Sorcerer Jan 08, 2004 11:31:42	Originally posted by Primus, the One and Prime I think you might mean Marjorum is a spice, though Majere might also be one. In War of the Twins, Raist and Caramon are talking about spices around a cookfire. A spice they used to use for rabbit stew was called majere.
#7 The_White_Sorcerer Jan 08, 2004 11:33:33	Originally posted by RandPC Raistlin's last saighting-in which he went into the afterlife with his old comrades was in the book Dragons of Summer Flame. Nope. Dragons of a Vanished Moon was his last appearence before joining his comrades in the afterlife.
#8 zombiegleemax Jan 08, 2004 11:37:42	No, its marjoram.
#9 talinthas Jan 08, 2004 11:51:22	yeah, if you keep reading that scene, you'll see that caramon says the spice sounded like their name, and raist says "the name of the spice is marjoram" and Gilon took his last name from the diety.
#10 The_White_Sorcerer Jan 08, 2004 12:02:43	Then it might've just been wrong in the Finnish translation.
#11 talinthas Jan 08, 2004 13:44:00	i'll check next time i'm home. Although, i'm not sure i have a copy of the finnish translation of legends...i think my foreign editions are in japanese, german, and polish. hmm. looks like i gotta go hunt for some more =)
#12 b4real Jan 08, 2004 14:21:44	Is the name of the spice really all that important? ~B4Real
#13 zombiegleemax Jan 08, 2004 14:43:41	Well, marjoram is a real spice.
#14 randpc Jan 08, 2004 16:53:53	Originally posted by The White Sorcerer Nope. Dragons of a Vanished Moon was his last appearence before joining his comrades in the afterlife. Fixed now... don't know what I was thinking.