I think Anele is more concerned with the the outcomes than the means. He's looking for the memories of the land before LF, Lords, TC, etc. I think he's looking for the reboot button.

Frankly considering the time period that SRD wrote LFB I assumed that the ROD was a reference to 1960s fears over a possible nuclear holocaust

As the first chronicles were written in the 70's, I picture it something like Disco. But not as bad.

Oops. Typo corrected and thought expanded.

So what is a paradox? Two MD's standing side by side. UR_DEAD! I like you... Skurjmaster...You asked, so the following IMHO ramble where I betray my ignorance is on your head.... From the stand point of physics, the dimension of time in the macroscopic (above what is known as the Planck limit) univ...

but does so knowing that doing so will mean that the Mahdoubt will die as well.

So she's off to see the Vizard..?


Sorry...

Rousing the worm destroys the earth. Or does it..... I don't believe rousing the worm by itself was cited as destroying the arch, but the earth. Findail warns Linden that should the Unbeliever match his might against the worm, the arch could not contain the battle. Something that caught me at the en...

Sorry if this was covered, but who (do you think) commanded the dead to silence in Andelain?

I always thought that Lord Fouls Bane was the Ill-earth stone, one of the "banes buried deep in the earth" by the despiser at the creation.

Welcome to the Watch. Most respondents will answer no, that is a lie and therefore unethical. The teacher then responds "so you would let people be electrocuted rather then lie?" Most respondents might still be correct. The question assumes many things: that lying will save them, that the...

In the end, this comes down to a ethics question (at least metaphorically speaking). That (to me) is a central theme through all of SRD's works, and currently a major theme of FR (can you do good through evil means?). A classic exercise in ethics goes something like this. A power sub station has had...