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#1
zombiegleemax
Jan 25, 2004 17:08:13 I just finished the series, and I was wondering if any other books have come out explaining fury? I would like to know what that was all about.
#2
silvanthalas
Jan 26, 2004 7:12:19 Rabe has written another trilogy of books about Dhamon, but nothing yet about Fury.
#3
brimstone
Jan 26, 2004 12:35:37 There was rumor that Fury was in fact one of the few remaining Scions. I like the idea...but I don't know where it came from.

Anyone....?
#4
talinthas
Jan 27, 2004 19:41:12 a bunch of fifth age products pretty much said so outright.
#5
brimstone
Jan 28, 2004 9:55:07
Originally posted by talinthas
a bunch of fifth age products pretty much said so outright.

That's what I've heard...but I've never been given any specifics...no page numbers or anything like that, and I've never been able to find reference to it anywhere. I must be blind...but do you have any specific location information?
#6
talinthas
Jan 28, 2004 10:18:50 hmm. not off the top of my head, but i could swear that i've seen it written out. Perhaps even in the dlcs?
#7
brimstone
Jan 28, 2004 10:33:52 Definatley not in the DLCS or AoM book. Groller is saddly missing from both books. They caught most of the HotH (Dhamon, Rig, Feril, Fiona, Jasper, Blister) but they did miss some (ie. Groller, Ulin). So, from what I remember, Fury isn't mentioned anywhere...but I may have missed it...
#8
sweetmeats
Jan 28, 2004 20:59:41
Originally posted by Brimstone
There was rumor that Fury was in fact one of the few remaining Scions.

Scions? Is this something I missed from not following SAGA?
#9
talinthas
Jan 28, 2004 21:06:06 scions made their first appearance in the second edition box sets, so you must have missed out on a whole generation of DL =)
#10
sweetmeats
Jan 29, 2004 7:10:09 I've got everything from 2nd ed AD&D bar one or two books but I never did bother with SAGA.
Maybe its just me having forgotten. Remind me, what/who are they again?
#11
cam_banks
Jan 29, 2004 9:02:04
Originally posted by SweetMeats
I've got everything from 2nd ed AD&D bar one or two books but I never did bother with SAGA.
Maybe its just me having forgotten. Remind me, what/who are they again?

Gold-skinned dwarves with considerable sorcerous power. Only a handful were left after they migrated from Taladas to Ansalon, and their power may have waned over time. The DLCS refers to scions as those who used wild sorcery before the Gods of Magic introduced High Sorcery, so whether this is a general reference to all wild sorcerers or just wild sorcerers who happen to look like gold-skinned dwarves is a little unclear.

Cheers,
Cam
#12
sweetmeats
Jan 29, 2004 10:30:12 Odd. I have no recolection of gold-skinned dwarves...

What books where they in?
#13
zombiegleemax
Jan 31, 2004 12:29:42 Does anyone know if JeanRabe has any plans of explaining more about fury or Groller in the future? And also I haven't read the Dhamon Saga yet do you think that it was a pretty good book? Please no SPOILERS.
#14
talinthas
Jan 31, 2004 12:48:34 the dhamon saga is great =)
and sweetmeats, trust me on this. reread the timeline in time of the dragon, way back at the beginning, and you'll see the scions.

personally i love them =)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Jan 25, 2004 17:08:13	I just finished the series, and I was wondering if any other books have come out explaining fury? I would like to know what that was all about.
#2 silvanthalas Jan 26, 2004 7:12:19	Rabe has written another trilogy of books about Dhamon, but nothing yet about Fury.
#3 brimstone Jan 26, 2004 12:35:37	There was rumor that Fury was in fact one of the few remaining Scions. I like the idea...but I don't know where it came from. Anyone....?
#4 talinthas Jan 27, 2004 19:41:12	a bunch of fifth age products pretty much said so outright.
#5 brimstone Jan 28, 2004 9:55:07	Originally posted by talinthas a bunch of fifth age products pretty much said so outright. That's what I've heard...but I've never been given any specifics...no page numbers or anything like that, and I've never been able to find reference to it anywhere. I must be blind...but do you have any specific location information?
#6 talinthas Jan 28, 2004 10:18:50	hmm. not off the top of my head, but i could swear that i've seen it written out. Perhaps even in the dlcs?
#7 brimstone Jan 28, 2004 10:33:52	Definatley not in the DLCS or AoM book. Groller is saddly missing from both books. They caught most of the HotH (Dhamon, Rig, Feril, Fiona, Jasper, Blister) but they did miss some (ie. Groller, Ulin). So, from what I remember, Fury isn't mentioned anywhere...but I may have missed it...
#8 sweetmeats Jan 28, 2004 20:59:41	Originally posted by Brimstone There was rumor that Fury was in fact one of the few remaining Scions. Scions? Is this something I missed from not following SAGA?
#9 talinthas Jan 28, 2004 21:06:06	scions made their first appearance in the second edition box sets, so you must have missed out on a whole generation of DL =)
#10 sweetmeats Jan 29, 2004 7:10:09	I've got everything from 2nd ed AD&D bar one or two books but I never did bother with SAGA. Maybe its just me having forgotten. Remind me, what/who are they again?
#11 cam_banks Jan 29, 2004 9:02:04	Originally posted by SweetMeats I've got everything from 2nd ed AD&D bar one or two books but I never did bother with SAGA. Maybe its just me having forgotten. Remind me, what/who are they again? Gold-skinned dwarves with considerable sorcerous power. Only a handful were left after they migrated from Taladas to Ansalon, and their power may have waned over time. The DLCS refers to scions as those who used wild sorcery before the Gods of Magic introduced High Sorcery, so whether this is a general reference to all wild sorcerers or just wild sorcerers who happen to look like gold-skinned dwarves is a little unclear. Cheers, Cam
#12 sweetmeats Jan 29, 2004 10:30:12	Odd. I have no recolection of gold-skinned dwarves... What books where they in?
#13 zombiegleemax Jan 31, 2004 12:29:42	Does anyone know if JeanRabe has any plans of explaining more about fury or Groller in the future? And also I haven't read the Dhamon Saga yet do you think that it was a pretty good book? Please no SPOILERS.
#14 talinthas Jan 31, 2004 12:48:34	the dhamon saga is great =) and sweetmeats, trust me on this. reread the timeline in time of the dragon, way back at the beginning, and you'll see the scions. personally i love them =)