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The dark of Waukeen's disappearance.

Discussion in 'Dungeons & Dragons + Other RPGs' started by Rakanishu, Mar 28, 2001.

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    Rakanishu, Mar 28, 2001
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    [​IMG] Did I also mention, it's FREE?
     
    Rakanishu, Mar 29, 2001
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    [​IMG] Geesh, Rak, you get a percentage on each download of this file or something ? :D
     
    Lord Bane, Mar 29, 2001
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    Anyone know anything about other D&D deities, Moradin and Talos in particular.
     
    Ironbeard, Mar 31, 2001
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    Rakanishu, Mar 31, 2001
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    [​IMG] Dunno about Moradin but Talos is in the limelight in certain books, can't remember which right now tho... He r0x. I wouldn't want to be worshipping him tho... he aint called StormStar for nothing y'know ;)
     
    Enagonios, Apr 17, 2001
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    [​IMG] Bah! Talos?? Talos only matters to Clueless Primes on backwater worlds like Faerun, Oerth and Krynn!

    Everybody knows that the might of he demon princes Grazzt, Zuggtmoy, Jubilex and Demogorgon far surpasses that of many "Gods" whose only influence is on above said worlds.

    The influences of the demon princes and archdevils on the other hand run deep. Brave adventurer, who knows when your loved when will be killed and replaced by a Gelugon?! Serve you right for angering the Dark Eight, for to call their attention is to bring ruination on oneself!

    Blah blah blah, rant rant rant!
     
    Rakanishu, Apr 18, 2001
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