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Some Orcs joke that he probably even has friends among the Demons in the east.
Oh, Hortnog has demon friends. He just isn't in the east.
Following the events of the Second Voidwar, Sir Edoarus wrote down the name of every single member of the Tribal Dominion onto his list, leader and low-ranking warrior alike. He left the Dead Mountain not long after the war without telling anyone where he went. Many think that he left to strike some names from his list. This is however only half of the truth. In the plaguelands of Rengar, he is building an army. An army he would use to remove many entries from his list. Perhaps even all of them.
Edoarus is going genocide mode on the Dominion. I hope he kills Inara.
After Aridon's disappearance, Kazardius and his men watched Zyainor from afar - being doomed to be unable to properly rejoin it due to the actions of the Watcher, further feeding their hatred of their master. If they weren't bound to Aridon's will, their master would find Kazardius and his men to be... most displeased with him.
And now, that bound has been severed thanks to Cora. They might decide to lay down their lives to protect the new Zyainor from Aridon, as a final act of atonement.
For the first time, he realized how empty everything felt, how old he felt, how alone he was. Refusing to fall into some sort of depression over this, Krom left the Dead Mountain, searching for a new purpose - and he found it. In the most unexpected place possible.
Friendships always help deal with depression.
While he served Rahandir, Mordin became a part of the Rohir Nexus where some others of his kind were to be found. He was the only servant of Rahandir to remain on the Dead Mountain to keep an eye on the warring undead factions - and to try and prevent the Ejara Nexus' expansion into the dwarven realms.
Oh no. Him and Haran are bound to clash...
He became disillusioned with his unlife when he learned of the political games of the nexus, seeing even more intrigues and games when all he wanted was to bash some heads. He spent much time increasing the power of his nexus after the war before he and they just disappeared. No one knows where they went.
He's either after Ebira, Aedale, or Pentiss. I bet Pentiss is the first on the list, since he knows where she is.
She seems to have enjoyed Aridon's long absence as it allowed her to do as she pleased. One might think that she has become decadent, arrogant and selfish - but she has definitely been both arrogant and selfish before.
I can't wait to see either Aridon or Ornassion teach her a lesson.
Ever since then, Quiraness has been a slave, drugged with black lotus, ever since then, hardly capable of forming a coherent thought. She is not kept alive out of love but as a symbol, showing what fate would befall those who would dare to move against Pentiss. Death would be a mercy in comparison.
It would be ironic if Ornassion gave her the chance to kill Pentiss. In hindsight, Pentiss turned out to be way worse than her.
After the war, Rahandir and most of his followers left the Dead Mountain. Rahandir wondered if the world of Arkain needed someone to watch over it, to protect it. There was a fine line between protection and control. He was not sure if Aridon was going to be able to walk that line - or if anyone could for that matter.
It would be cool if Rahandir somehow manages to become the actual Watcher of Arkain.
Believing that evil was a force that needed to be fought at any occasion, she was an idealist and someone who saw humanity as the shining beacon of hope surrounded by the darkness of other creatures. As time went on however, she became ever more disillusioned as she saw the damage done by those around her and how even those who seemed to be pure-hearted turned out to be a victim of their selfish desires. She became cynical and focused more on fighting evil than protecting those who might become villains themselves one day.
No wonder she's okay with Aridon's new goal. He's about to destroy the source of all evil: sentient lifeforms.
Oh, Hortnog has demon friends. He just isn't in the east.
Following the events of the Second Voidwar, Sir Edoarus wrote down the name of every single member of the Tribal Dominion onto his list, leader and low-ranking warrior alike. He left the Dead Mountain not long after the war without telling anyone where he went. Many think that he left to strike some names from his list. This is however only half of the truth. In the plaguelands of Rengar, he is building an army. An army he would use to remove many entries from his list. Perhaps even all of them.
Edoarus is going genocide mode on the Dominion. I hope he kills Inara.
After Aridon's disappearance, Kazardius and his men watched Zyainor from afar - being doomed to be unable to properly rejoin it due to the actions of the Watcher, further feeding their hatred of their master. If they weren't bound to Aridon's will, their master would find Kazardius and his men to be... most displeased with him.
And now, that bound has been severed thanks to Cora. They might decide to lay down their lives to protect the new Zyainor from Aridon, as a final act of atonement.
For the first time, he realized how empty everything felt, how old he felt, how alone he was. Refusing to fall into some sort of depression over this, Krom left the Dead Mountain, searching for a new purpose - and he found it. In the most unexpected place possible.
Friendships always help deal with depression.
While he served Rahandir, Mordin became a part of the Rohir Nexus where some others of his kind were to be found. He was the only servant of Rahandir to remain on the Dead Mountain to keep an eye on the warring undead factions - and to try and prevent the Ejara Nexus' expansion into the dwarven realms.
Oh no. Him and Haran are bound to clash...
He became disillusioned with his unlife when he learned of the political games of the nexus, seeing even more intrigues and games when all he wanted was to bash some heads. He spent much time increasing the power of his nexus after the war before he and they just disappeared. No one knows where they went.
He's either after Ebira, Aedale, or Pentiss. I bet Pentiss is the first on the list, since he knows where she is.
She seems to have enjoyed Aridon's long absence as it allowed her to do as she pleased. One might think that she has become decadent, arrogant and selfish - but she has definitely been both arrogant and selfish before.
I can't wait to see either Aridon or Ornassion teach her a lesson.
Ever since then, Quiraness has been a slave, drugged with black lotus, ever since then, hardly capable of forming a coherent thought. She is not kept alive out of love but as a symbol, showing what fate would befall those who would dare to move against Pentiss. Death would be a mercy in comparison.
It would be ironic if Ornassion gave her the chance to kill Pentiss. In hindsight, Pentiss turned out to be way worse than her.
After the war, Rahandir and most of his followers left the Dead Mountain. Rahandir wondered if the world of Arkain needed someone to watch over it, to protect it. There was a fine line between protection and control. He was not sure if Aridon was going to be able to walk that line - or if anyone could for that matter.
It would be cool if Rahandir somehow manages to become the actual Watcher of Arkain.
Believing that evil was a force that needed to be fought at any occasion, she was an idealist and someone who saw humanity as the shining beacon of hope surrounded by the darkness of other creatures. As time went on however, she became ever more disillusioned as she saw the damage done by those around her and how even those who seemed to be pure-hearted turned out to be a victim of their selfish desires. She became cynical and focused more on fighting evil than protecting those who might become villains themselves one day.
No wonder she's okay with Aridon's new goal. He's about to destroy the source of all evil: sentient lifeforms.
