Kevin's Watch

Nor Yekith wrote:

Bhakti wrote:

Murrin wrote:I would not celebrate yet, Bhakti.

Indeed. Well, although I do not wish this on Undine, I cannot worry about it at the moment. I'm sure it will come to me soon enough, though.

The amusing thing is that anyone can transport or mutate the plague and I will be the one who takes the blame. The guilty party will profit from the attention focused on me.

*Sigh* Let's end such suspicions now. On the Oath of the Allfather, I am not spreading the plague in Thellarr.

But did you create it?

I did not create the first plague nor mutate the second plague that affects Thelarr. I did mutate the plague in my lands to fuel the great transformation, however. But that strand is as harmless as Bhakti's prattle.

Doesn't answer the question, Nor.

Lord Adomorn wrote:Doesn't answer the question, Nor.

Actually, I did.

You said you didn't mutate the plague that affect Thellar. But did you create it?

Lord Adomorn wrote:You said you didn't mutate the plague that affect Thellar. But did you create it?

I took the announcement to mean that the new plague is a variation of the first, in which case I didn't mutate it. Nor did I create it. On the Oath of the Allfather.

So,On the Oath you didn't creat what the old plague or the new one? The syntax of the last sentence was vastly confusing.

Nor Yekith wrote:

Bhakti wrote:

Murrin wrote:I would not celebrate yet, Bhakti.

Indeed. Well, although I do not wish this on Undine, I cannot worry about it at the moment. I'm sure it will come to me soon enough, though.

The amusing thing is that anyone can transport or mutate the plague and I will be the one who takes the blame. The guilty party will profit from the attention focused on me.

If you end up doing what you did last time - explode your plague-carrying followers in my lands so that the plague spreads throughout my lands and I (and extraordinarily generous others) must spend DRP to stop it - then yes, you will be blamed.

Bhakti wrote:If you end up doing what you did last time - explode your plague-carrying followers in my lands so that the plague spreads throughout my lands and I (and extraordinarily generous others) must spend DRP to stop it - then yes, you will be blamed.

That is completely ridiculous and offensive. So basically, all it takes is someone to do that and I will be the one who takes the blame? Are you seriously suggesting that in the absence of spending godly power to find out the truth you would rather blame me?

This has to be the most foolish thing you have uttered so far, Bhakti.

Lord Adomorn wrote:So,On the Oath you didn't creat what the old plague or the new one? The syntax of the last sentence was vastly confusing.

I did not create the old plague, mutate a plague to affect Thelarr or make a new plague to affect Thelarr.

I refer you to this, from the Divine Archives:
kevinswatch.ihugny.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=436772#436772
You never made any response. You exploded your plague-carrying Houka in my lands. As a result, many of my (and Mithyaat Vam's) followers died, and gods other than you spent DRP's to end it.

Which part of that do you dispute? Where is your Oath of the Allfather now?

Nor said:

"Queeaqueg is gone from this world. I have mutated the hearts and minds of every one of his followers - killing them where they stand or lie."

Did you destroy them, or are they now your followers? (Then again, how can you kill the undead? )

Jove, the undeads can be destroyed. They have timeless body, they are immune to disease, venoms and other "biological effects". But ther are not immortals.

I think that like a sword or a hammer can destroy the skull of a skeleton, in the same way horrible mutations can destroy the corporeal undeads.

Your question still remain for the undeads that are incorporeal, like ghosts, wraiths, wights and so on...

Ok, thanks.

Nor Yekkith wrote:

Lord Adomorn wrote:
So,On the Oath you didn't creat what the old plague or the new one? The syntax of the last sentence was vastly confusing.


I did not create the old plague, mutate a plague to affect Thelarr or make a new plague to affect Thelarr.

No Oath in that reply I see!

However, I do not hold Nor to blame for this plague. I credit Nor Yekkith with more imagination than to use the same weapon so many times.

I am wondering whether another of our brethren might be attacking me, and by using a plague, hopes Nor will get the blame?

Nor: Actually, I did a page back. *sigh* On the Oath I did not create the old plague, mutate a plague to affect Thelarr or make a new plague to affect Thelarr.

How is that I, of all gods, have never particularly suspected Yek of having created any plague? Sure, the thought crossed my mind, but there was never a decent reason to actually suspect it.

Although I exerted some power in that direction, I have been unable to glean any information about the disturbance in the Northern Mists.

Have any of you received additional portents or information this turn?

I will know more about the mist next turn. The expedition has been mounted and outfitted, and will set out this turn.

I would just like to remind everyone that my forge is open for business. No need to wait for major threats or emergencies before seeking me out. If there is something you want, I can make it.

Also, I have misplaced my notes (//not really, but with the haitus I'd like to know for sure//) for other commissions and favors. Although I think I remember who needed what, it would be good to make sure I have it right. Speak with me privately to make sure your order is still being prepared.