The Gift of the Weaver "Please! Do not do this!" The Weaver sighed and turned to face her distraught prophetess. Beneath the boughs of the mighty oaks that stood like sentinels on the marge of Henmil's Forest her people revelled in the late summer sun, celebrating the return of the retinu...

Can't the affected deity just respond indirectly? I personally like the law as I believe it will add new levels of intrigue to the plotting that already goes on. It will also force us to think about new and inventive ways of accomplishing our goals, as well as making us consider whether a direct att...

Fist and Faith wrote:Somebody deflected that? I thought it was a random event... Just something that went terribly wrong.

That was me, or more specifically, my curse.

Iris lifts a fiery red gem and calls for you. "My lady!" She calls. "The Gem of Simjen!" My brother and my beloved prophetess returned when I had believed them to be beyond all succour. Truly there is still hope in Eiran. Yet I have failed the task which I set myself ere I ever ...

The funny thing is that if Nor Yekith had stuck around I would have probably allied myself with him. I couldn't before - it would go against who my character is. However, after being betrayed by Argothoth, I could definately have done so.

Pity.

Interdict. Short of Nephirthos' destroying Eiran, I do not believe the argument that Pantheon 2 will be over anytime soon otherwise.

The salvation of Erian. Salvation from what? The World Breaker? The Planar Beast? A threat as yet unknown to the rest of the Pantheon? My brother, I have no desire to oppose you. However, it is said that entering the encircling mists would destroy our world. Whilst a full explanation of your plans ...

Whilst I trust you my brother, might I ask what you hope to achieve beyond the encircling mists?

Of my prophetess no word, and of my child no sign. At least the actions of my sister Melirelle bring joy to my heart.

You Wild Thing you.

Hands and teeth ready, oh great All-Father.

Thank you. It looks like it is a good thing that my child is as yet unborn.

I just finished the turn results of the first player... thus far we have five destroyed cities and one dead Prophet. I have four cities and a tower - does that count? :? Please don't kill Iris. Please. :( As for the escalation - nope, you people are doing a wondrous job by yourselves. Melirelle's a...

Why thank you.

The character that I hope to play doesn't really lend themselves exclusively to either, so would most likely start neutral. Remaining neutral however, will be a different story.

I've decided that the trick with neutrality is to avoid becoming good simply because you have no reason to do evil.

Whoops. Yes, him too.

One thing I can be almost certain of - in Pantheon 3, regardless of where it is set or who gets in to claim domains first, I will not be the god/dess or magic.

I wouldn't imagine so. Only Bhakti and Maeror returned from Pantheon 1, and even then it was a different Bhakti and a much amended Maeror. I probably won't play the same deity in Pantheon 3, even if it is still set in Eiran. That may change however, depending on the outcome of a number of events in ...

True, although when the rules are finalised, I hope that I'm online so that I can get in quick-smart.

I'm pretty much fine either way - the deity I have in mind would work either way, the differences would be in the details rather than the generalities. Was really just wondering as I noticed that many domains have already been "claimed".

Question Xar - will Pantheon 3 be set in Eiran, and if so, will Pantheon 2 players get the option of using their surviving deity in the new game before new deities sign up and claim various domains?