..........why there are no blood worms near or around Ratha, or why there are none in the waters around the sprite caves?

I'm more wondering what Solomon has been wondering lately,

And even scarier, why hasnt he mentioned his thoughts to us!?!?!?


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I think I heard that the Gemfire mountains or something are just north of muspar'i and south of whatever is southernmost in GSIII.

My opinion is that the creator just liked "Elanthia" as a world name.


Steel.

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"Gotta kick it to darkness til it bleeds daylight" - The Barenaked Ladies.

Sequel, last I knew.

This perception is reinforced by a reference to a character in GS3 in at least one location in DR.

-pete

Speaking of....
Where can I find out about what happened to Ghrazir? Been prowling through every website I could think of but to no avail.
(And all the books I could find in game)
Jerevth

Try spelling it correctly Grazhir... might find more info.

-Mozzik

DR is the sequel. There are a number of clues to this. The existence of 4 moons in GS3--one hatched into the world dragon and led to DR--world shaking sort of cataclysm, similar to the theory of the 65 million years ago meteor that destroyed dinos on earth.

also only 1 continent is accessible by players on this side of Elanthia. namely, kermonia--although we've been told of Alberia to the south <home of the gnomes & kaldar>, and of course, the islands to the east.

we are still not able to access the 5th province, nor the lands to the west <home of the rakash and prydaen>.

Also there may be continents on the other side of the globe that contain ruins of the GS civilization, or some refugees may have survived and passed down knowledge that gradually became adapted into myths and legends of present-day Elanthia-- i.e. the "Mottled Tyxt", etc, even some of the gods may have at one time been heros and mortals that became embellished over time similar to some of the stories in Greek and Roman mythology.




You look around and decide that this isn't the best place to be fingerwaggling

<Try spelling it correctly Grazhir... might find more info.>
Forgot your colon- maybe some more fiber?
*"Try spelling it correctly: Grazhir... " is correct.
Now, other than nit-picking, anyone have some ideas. If not, I'll renew the quest and see what comes up from the murk with spelling and coffee.
Thanks for the help,
Jerevth

Cleric guild library, book entitled The World Dragon, or I think there's a chapter about it in Immortals.


Steel.

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"Gotta kick it to darkness til it bleeds daylight" - The Barenaked Ladies.

From Google:

Your search - Ghrazir - did not match any documents.
No pages were found containing "ghrazir".

and...

Searched the web for Grazhir. Results 1 - 10 of about 411. Search took 0.14 seconds.

Just 'cause I was bored.

Tam
-There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don't.

Well something I did notice in the GS3 timeline was that the Ur-daemons came from another plane of existance and lately there have been attacks from Shadwomasters, which are from another plane. Kharzen spoke of the Abyss but I have no clue of what or where that is. Now, if real dragons come back, it might be to help fight the Shadowmasters/Ur-daemons but I think the dragon references refer to Lanival.


*Those who beat their swords into plowshares will plow for those who don't.*

Sunderer is a 125th(or so) Cleric title.

He does seem to resemble a Dark Elf, from what I remember of him.

Sorcerers aren't associated with Maelshyve, much. It's Dark Elves that layed the smackdown, there. ::grins::

-Chris, player of Mad Mage Kilan

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Abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is...

Just as a reminder, though...the dragons won that war, which means that they stomped the Ur-daemons pretty hard, even though they took a huge number of casualties themselves. I'd lay odds on the Shadowmasters being lesser demons...and of course, one has to wonder about something. How have the powers of mortals changed over the hundred thousand years or so since the time of the dragons? How about our current crop of gods compared to what they had back then? It might well be that the situation would be entirely different this time around...or that this world just wouldn't present an attractive target to them anymore.


______Not a repair, a consolation for the marred world, but something deeper, closer to the true heart of things, fiercer, more dangerous and more beautiful, something that had never gone wrong to begin with...High Wizardry

<<Just as a reminder, though...the dragons won that war, which means that they stomped the Ur-daemons pretty hard...>

They were driven back and the portal closed, but the dragons barely won. From GS III history:

"It seems to have lasted for at least several generations, as such were counted by our own ancestors, a span of at least a thousand years. In the end, the Ur-Daemons were driven back, making a final stand before the portal leading back to their own dimension. This final battle blasted the landscape for hundreds of miles, leaving it barren and lifeless.

The drakes had won, but they had also lost. Most of their number had been slain in the conflict, and many others had been driven mad by an emotion none had known before - fear. Drake rule was shattered forever.

Though lesser in number and weaker than their ancient brethren, the few dragons that survive today have not lost their appetites, and are still the most powerful and feared creatures on Elanthia."

http://www.play.net/gs3/info/tomes/official-elanthian-history.asp

>something-ness

I think I just found my new favorite word.


Steel.

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"Gotta kick it to darkness til it bleeds daylight" - Bruce Cockburn, who must have been made fun of a lot in high school.

Oh yeah another clue about the location and the connection between GSIII and DR is a remote but possible one. I noticed a while back while browsing their beastiary a race of creatures called the Shan. This may be the precursors to the Rakash. Somehow when Katamba was burned they started to lose their permenant wolf-like state.

Just a hunch.

Vandread

"Oderint dum metuant."