Who are the surviving dragonlords now (as of 40 SC)?
Gellidius (White), Mohrlex (Black), Pyrothraxus (Red), Cryonisis and Frisindia (White), Fenalysten (Red), Lorrinar (Green)
Have I missed any?
What is with Damon as dragon? Its be important intresting what the gods now do with the rest of the Overlords? Then we know if it give Surviver.
And forget not the stargates are open, every day can come a new overlord.Your Question is a good idea, but can you tell where they overlords just live at ansalon?
Dragon Overlord: One of the big five: Malys, Skie, Beryl, Frost, Sable
Dragonlord: The other "little" lords: Pitch, Fume, Cinder, Pyro, Splendor, Thunder, Brine etc.
As for Dhamon, well, Lake of Death answers any questions you might have there...
Other question was is with Taladas? Was overlords there and have kill Krynn Dragons?
There's no official answer to that yet, although in Amber & Ashes there's a reference to a dragon overlord halfway around the world bothering Habbakuk, which is certainly a hint.
Cheers,
Cam
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Who are the surviving dragonlords now (as of 40 SC)?
Gellidius (White), Mohrlex (Black), Pyrothraxus (Red), Cryonisis and Frisindia (White), Fenalysten (Red), Lorrinar (Green)
Have I missed any?
The remaining:
Overlords: Gellidus (White), Onysablet (Black)
Dragonlords: Pyrothraxus (Red), Cryonisis (White), Frisindia (White), Fenalysten (Red), Lorrinar (Green), Mohrlex (Black)
Without giving anything away, you may wish to read Lake of Death. I hear that one of the overlords makes an appearance there.
Just guessing, as I haven't read it yet...but given that the cover has a overly large black dragon on it...I'd say it's either Onysablet or Mohrlex.
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And that's all I'll say about it.
Lake of Death features Dhamon and Sable.
And that's all I'll say about it.
I saw that book on Borders' bookshelf. I was going to buy it, but I want to finish the other books I am reading first. Does it begin before or after The Dhamon Saga ?
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Gellidus rules over the frozen tundra that has covered most of the north-north west portions of Southern Ergoth. For the time being at least.
The Lake of Death takes place after the Dhamon Saga and with some good reasons for it. Things are a bit interesting at the start of it.
I have not even read The Betrayal(Of The Dhamon Saga) yet.
Gellidus rules over the frozen tundra that has covered most of the north-north west portions of Southern Ergoth. For the time being at least.
So the Ergothian people live in Southern Ergoth, not Northern then ?
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Southern Ergoth has elves (Kagonesti, Silvanesti and Qualinesti), humans (chiefly Solamnics), and ogres. Gellidius has also imported Thanoi from icewall.
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What does the War of the Lance sourcebook say?
As for Dhamon, well, Lake of Death answers any questions you might have there...
Great will it be a new example for powergaming in novels? This time for advancer. How many People kill Dhamon this time? How many new Bestiary we will found this time in the Book? How man dead end designed for the reader for a overdrawn thrilling curvature and plot? In my opinion a new stresstest for Dl Fans. Please lets go back to old school and not Warhammer meets Dragonlance. Then can it be a good book. ;)
Great will it be a new example for powergaming in novels?
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Hey, Brim, you have the WotL sourcebook. Did all of the humans left in Southern Ergoth at the time of the Cataclysm end up in Ogre's stewpots?
I was getting ready to edit my other post with a response to you...but I'll just do it here instead.
The answer is no. It says they basically keep the ogres on the south side of the bay. Occasionally the ogres will raid the human settlements, but the rather wealthy city of Zhea Harbor has an army that they use to keep the ogres back. It says they have a pretty deep harbor too, so they may have a small navy as well.
Zhea Harbor is considered one of the four capitols on the island (Daltigoth, Silvamori, and Qualimori are the other three)...but it also says they owe their alligance to the Empire of Ergoth. Not quite sure what kind of ramifications that has...as Ergoth Proper is on another island. But, like I said Zhea Harbor is a walled city and has an army of its own, so it probably doesn't need protection or help from the Empire. Actually...now that I think about it...I think the army maybe be an imperial army...so, basically, Northern Ergoth is protecting them from the ogres. Which it sounds like the ones they have to worry about the most are the ones from the north, not the ones from Daltigoth and the other side of the bay.
I think the human population in Southern Ergoth was something like 1/3 of the population of 250,000.
EDIT: D'oh! TB beat me to it.
That geographical information is very sexy.
For all us dinosaurs you know DL has come a long way since the campaign setting when ferratus compliments the geography section of the latest book. ;)
As I understand it, there are are at least two human ethnic groups (Solamnics and Ergothians), three elven and at least one ogre.
You'd think, what with the disintegration of Solamnia and the elven nations in the Fifth Age, and the ascendancy of the Ergothian empire, that the various peoples of Southern Ergoth would unite against a common foe (ie Gellidius). I know the Solamnics and Ergothians are described as strong allies, but they don't seem to be co-ordinating their efforts? Why is that? According to the sourcebooks, the Solamnic Knights seem to have expanded so thoroughly into Ergoth that it and Gunthar are more "Solamnic" than Solamnia.
Also, I seem to recall that the Ergothians reconquered Daltigoth sometime between the War of the Lance and the Fifth Age, and it was only the arrival of Gellidius that allowed the ogres to reclaim it.
The question is, did the Ergothians make an attempt to repopulate their old capital (which must have a lot of symbolic significance for them), and, if they did, what happened to the human population once the ogres retook the city.