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#1
jrblasingame
Dec 09, 2003 14:59:32 Now this may have been retconned, change, but from what I have read it hasn't. Anyways,

In Dragons of Summer Flame we learn that Hiddukel tricks Chislev into talking to Reorx saying that if Reorx made the gem the Neutral axis would have a stronger hold on Krynn (paraphasing of course). Well it only took a few thousand years (at least) but look at the way things turned out. Chaos gets freed, Gods disappear (not exactly but you get my point), Gods come back, Paladine is mortal, Takhisis is dead, and the Neutral gods are standing tall. Neutral really did become come out ahead with a firmer hold on Krynn. Hiddukel was right....wouldn't be suprised if he was just a little upset that what he thought was a good lie at the time, actually truned out to be true.

J.Blasingame
#2
zombiegleemax
Dec 10, 2003 10:05:29 If I recall correctly, this was actually Morgion, not Hiddukel. While the Duke was rumored to be the culprit, for obvious reasons (God of Lies, Treachery, etc) apparently Morgion was actually the one to trick Chislev, as Reorx himself (as Dougan) says.

So perhaps this was something he'd actually planned from the beginning, as Morgion is a little less prone to lying for the hell of it than, say, Hiddukel. Maybe this is how Morgion plans to push for dominance of the evil side of the pantheon...

Hmm. Makes for a neat plot. I like it.
#3
daedavias_dup
Dec 10, 2003 10:14:11
Originally posted by The Udjat
If I recall correctly, this was actually Morgion, not Hiddukel. While the Duke was rumored to be the culprit, for obvious reasons (God of Lies, Treachery, etc) apparently Morgion was actually the one to trick Chislev, as Reorx himself (as Dougan) says.

So perhaps this was something he'd actually planned from the beginning, as Morgion is a little less prone to lying for the hell of it than, say, Hiddukel. Maybe this is how Morgion plans to push for dominance of the evil side of the pantheon...

Hmm. Makes for a neat plot. I like it.

Maybe it was just Hiddukel disguised as Morgion.
#4
jonesy
Dec 10, 2003 12:05:00
Originally posted by Daedavias
Maybe it was just Hiddukel disguised as Morgion.

Why not Gilean diguised as Hiddukel disguised as Morgion? He had the most to gain from the neutral gods gaining the upper hand.
#5
daedavias_dup
Dec 10, 2003 12:32:08
Originally posted by jonesy
Why not Gilean diguised as Hiddukel disguised as Morgion? He had the most to gain from the neutral gods gaining the upper hand.

...this is true. I like the way you think, your services may be called upon in the future.
#6
ferratus
Dec 10, 2003 13:28:10 Well, Reorx said that he thought Chaos actually enjoyed being the graygem.

I've always played Morgion as the only loyal servant of Chaos among the gods. After all, his concerns (death and decay) are pretty much entropic, and Chaos is continually trying to undo creation.
#7
jrblasingame
Dec 10, 2003 17:29:46 just wondering, where didi it say it was Morgion disguised as Hiddukel? Thanks.

J.Blasingame
#8
daedavias_dup
Dec 10, 2003 20:53:26
Originally posted by JRBlasingame
just wondering, where didi it say it was Morgion disguised as Hiddukel? Thanks.

J.Blasingame

Nowhere, I was just throwing ideas out.

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#1 jrblasingame Dec 09, 2003 14:59:32	Now this may have been retconned, change, but from what I have read it hasn't. Anyways, In Dragons of Summer Flame we learn that Hiddukel tricks Chislev into talking to Reorx saying that if Reorx made the gem the Neutral axis would have a stronger hold on Krynn (paraphasing of course). Well it only took a few thousand years (at least) but look at the way things turned out. Chaos gets freed, Gods disappear (not exactly but you get my point), Gods come back, Paladine is mortal, Takhisis is dead, and the Neutral gods are standing tall. Neutral really did become come out ahead with a firmer hold on Krynn. Hiddukel was right....wouldn't be suprised if he was just a little upset that what he thought was a good lie at the time, actually truned out to be true. J.Blasingame
#2 zombiegleemax Dec 10, 2003 10:05:29	If I recall correctly, this was actually Morgion, not Hiddukel. While the Duke was rumored to be the culprit, for obvious reasons (God of Lies, Treachery, etc) apparently Morgion was actually the one to trick Chislev, as Reorx himself (as Dougan) says. So perhaps this was something he'd actually planned from the beginning, as Morgion is a little less prone to lying for the hell of it than, say, Hiddukel. Maybe this is how Morgion plans to push for dominance of the evil side of the pantheon... Hmm. Makes for a neat plot. I like it.
#3 daedavias_dup Dec 10, 2003 10:14:11	Originally posted by The Udjat If I recall correctly, this was actually Morgion, not Hiddukel. While the Duke was rumored to be the culprit, for obvious reasons (God of Lies, Treachery, etc) apparently Morgion was actually the one to trick Chislev, as Reorx himself (as Dougan) says. So perhaps this was something he'd actually planned from the beginning, as Morgion is a little less prone to lying for the hell of it than, say, Hiddukel. Maybe this is how Morgion plans to push for dominance of the evil side of the pantheon... Hmm. Makes for a neat plot. I like it. Maybe it was just Hiddukel disguised as Morgion.
#4 jonesy Dec 10, 2003 12:05:00	Originally posted by Daedavias Maybe it was just Hiddukel disguised as Morgion. Why not Gilean diguised as Hiddukel disguised as Morgion? He had the most to gain from the neutral gods gaining the upper hand.
#5 daedavias_dup Dec 10, 2003 12:32:08	Originally posted by jonesy Why not Gilean diguised as Hiddukel disguised as Morgion? He had the most to gain from the neutral gods gaining the upper hand. ...this is true. I like the way you think, your services may be called upon in the future.
#6 ferratus Dec 10, 2003 13:28:10	Well, Reorx said that he thought Chaos actually enjoyed being the graygem. I've always played Morgion as the only loyal servant of Chaos among the gods. After all, his concerns (death and decay) are pretty much entropic, and Chaos is continually trying to undo creation.
#7 jrblasingame Dec 10, 2003 17:29:46	just wondering, where didi it say it was Morgion disguised as Hiddukel? Thanks. J.Blasingame
#8 daedavias_dup Dec 10, 2003 20:53:26	Originally posted by JRBlasingame just wondering, where didi it say it was Morgion disguised as Hiddukel? Thanks. J.Blasingame Nowhere, I was just throwing ideas out.