(cont.)
Add that to the fact that the commander Mazakon in the story is already hurt: he has bandages (or replacements?) made of clay from Uzer.
At least momentously zamorakians held the north, and I'd guess saradominist held some kind of peace or alliance with the menaphites who did live in the desert as well.
If we jump into another quest, Shadow of the Storm, we find out eventually the zamorakians, under lead of the elder demon Tammaron, did reach and destroy Uzer at the end (he died, but his demons went further south to destroy the menaphites of Ullek then).
if we go back to the Original message details are unavailable.
you should be glad your village is in Saradomin's territory. Do you know the Army of Zamorak's recruitment tactics?"
Mazakon's authority made Tasgall sound like a child arguing with his elders. "Kidnapping, torture and brainwashing, I know. I am grateful to the Army of Saradomin"
Well that is pretty generic and can mean many things, but one course you can take is that Mazakon means of personal experience of seeing zamorak kidnapping and brainwashing individuals.
Perhaps that could relate to the zamorakians having taken icyene lands for the first time, turning most of its icyenes, who did surrender (don't know when) after king Ascertes was kidnapped and held hostage.
They'd then be turned into vampyres mostly (brainwashed) [but some could always escape like himself]; also it does explain the corpses examine of vyre corpses "tortured soul"; or how saradominist Columbarum can set their spirits free; or how they do also thank and reward you there.
About Mod Osborne mention of the 'vampyre invasion' on his story video, it is from fourth age indeed, but can mean two things:
Either it is that icyenes held their beautiful reign at the region and Drakan invaded it from their lands.
Or the fact that Drakan, at 1100-1200, invaded mishtalin, being only sent away by the Seven Priestly Warriors.
ugh cont.
Add that to the fact that the commander Mazakon in the story is already hurt: he has bandages (or replacements?) made of clay from Uzer.
At least momentously zamorakians held the north, and I'd guess saradominist held some kind of peace or alliance with the menaphites who did live in the desert as well.
If we jump into another quest, Shadow of the Storm, we find out eventually the zamorakians, under lead of the elder demon Tammaron, did reach and destroy Uzer at the end (he died, but his demons went further south to destroy the menaphites of Ullek then).
if we go back to the Original message details are unavailable.
you should be glad your village is in Saradomin's territory. Do you know the Army of Zamorak's recruitment tactics?"
Mazakon's authority made Tasgall sound like a child arguing with his elders. "Kidnapping, torture and brainwashing, I know. I am grateful to the Army of Saradomin"
Well that is pretty generic and can mean many things, but one course you can take is that Mazakon means of personal experience of seeing zamorak kidnapping and brainwashing individuals.
Perhaps that could relate to the zamorakians having taken icyene lands for the first time, turning most of its icyenes, who did surrender (don't know when) after king Ascertes was kidnapped and held hostage.
They'd then be turned into vampyres mostly (brainwashed) [but some could always escape like himself]; also it does explain the corpses examine of vyre corpses "tortured soul"; or how saradominist Columbarum can set their spirits free; or how they do also thank and reward you there.
About Mod Osborne mention of the 'vampyre invasion' on his story video, it is from fourth age indeed, but can mean two things:
Either it is that icyenes held their beautiful reign at the region and Drakan invaded it from their lands.
Or the fact that Drakan, at 1100-1200, invaded mishtalin, being only sent away by the Seven Priestly Warriors.
ugh cont.
03-Aug-2013 00:21:15 - Last edited on 03-Aug-2013 00:50:51 by Pupppy II
