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#1 Mulhull Apr 08, 2007 0:44:57	I wondered, how do you think the citizens of Tyr would react when Sadira, Rikus, etc come home from the Cerulean Storm. Tithian became a popular king for freeing the slaves, and they'd want him back. And, if you ran a game like the dragon says, 200 or 300 years from the events of the Cerulean Storm Novel, would you say the storm is still raging and Tithian is trapped in it? I wonder what he would do if he escaped. He never was told exactly Rajaat's true intentions, killing all non-halflings (however, Rajaat did say he'd have to serve him, which he didn't like) so would he try to free Rajaat? And, Agis. We see him in the Grey in the Cerulean Storm novel briefly. I think an interesting adventure would be resurrecting him. Though you'd have to get his body from the bottom of the bay of woe in the sea of silt (if there's anything left of it 2 or 300 years in the future) I'm not sure he could have done anything to prevent his death. Tithian had the dark lens after all. Sad. Also, regarding the Grey, it says in the Thri Kreen of Athas book that Thri Kreen don't go there, that thier hell is in Stygia in Baator and thier heaven is in the happy hunting grounds in the upper planes.
#2 Zardnaar Apr 08, 2007 4:01:46	Well any level 13 Cleric with access to ressurection could bring back Agis assuming he was willing to return without needing his body. 200-300 years would require a level 20-30 spellcaster or the epic life seed to return him to life. Not sure on the Kreen but maybe they somehow have access to the great wheel planes or its another DS contradiction (theres a few of the, TSR weren't very reliable in their final years).
#3 Sysane Apr 08, 2007 14:25:59	There was a thread that was posted about this very idea around a year ago. Some good stuff was posted in it. I'll see if I can find it and link it here.
#4 Sysane Apr 08, 2007 14:35:34	Found the link. Its shorter than I remembered it being. http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=652476