defend itself against Morytania's attack without crossing the Edicts, and Roald following this advice in the finale. That'd probably be the best option. It'd be fun to see Aeonis** fight during the finale, by the way; apart from being a spiritual advisor and high inquisitor, he is a trained combatant and has fought in the Wilderness. Didn't see that coming didjanow.
There is also, of course, the matter of the splinter group trying to remove the Edicts. LoS only teased at this; we don't know why they are doing this yet and whether it will be relevant to the conflict between Morytania and Misthalin, but, even if Tytn had no concrete plans yet, the intention was clear that they would be featured some way, somewhere in the future. Drezel still has the Saradominist glove and Zamorakian map of course.
Also, hi Srowl*y!
(have you read my review?
)
Hopefully RoB will turn out well. It's ironic how the concept art is wrong though; Roald fighting a werewolf? He'd've brought a wolfbane dagger of course!
Final note on the topic of moral ambiguity; I stand by the view that the vampyres should be evil and the antagonists of the series with no or extremely little room for sympathy. DoH and TBoD (as well as the novels, who also develop Malak and Vanescula (and of course Tenebra) in terms of character) did an excellent job at cementing the cruelty of the Vyrewatch, and the, well, EVIL personalities of more common vampyres, establishing that it's not just the Drakans that happen to be bad apples, but the entire race that's inherently veyr much not nice.
The exception is, and should be, Vanescula. She shouldn't necessarily be morally grey or more sympathetic (please not), but definitely morally ambiguous and mysterious apart from having the generic evil vampyre traits. So far, all three quests she has appeared in, as well as the novels, have been consistent in that.
@Kemtros: As for Nomad, he was very much a morally ambiguous antihero in NR. DaT, not so much. Bizarre Boron Fusswell, scryer extraordinaire. OSRS: POH ideas & RS3 minigames & achievement ideas !
There is also, of course, the matter of the splinter group trying to remove the Edicts. LoS only teased at this; we don't know why they are doing this yet and whether it will be relevant to the conflict between Morytania and Misthalin, but, even if Tytn had no concrete plans yet, the intention was clear that they would be featured some way, somewhere in the future. Drezel still has the Saradominist glove and Zamorakian map of course.
Also, hi Srowl*y!
(have you read my review?
)
Hopefully RoB will turn out well. It's ironic how the concept art is wrong though; Roald fighting a werewolf? He'd've brought a wolfbane dagger of course!
Final note on the topic of moral ambiguity; I stand by the view that the vampyres should be evil and the antagonists of the series with no or extremely little room for sympathy. DoH and TBoD (as well as the novels, who also develop Malak and Vanescula (and of course Tenebra) in terms of character) did an excellent job at cementing the cruelty of the Vyrewatch, and the, well, EVIL personalities of more common vampyres, establishing that it's not just the Drakans that happen to be bad apples, but the entire race that's inherently veyr much not nice.
The exception is, and should be, Vanescula. She shouldn't necessarily be morally grey or more sympathetic (please not), but definitely morally ambiguous and mysterious apart from having the generic evil vampyre traits. So far, all three quests she has appeared in, as well as the novels, have been consistent in that.
@Kemtros: As for Nomad, he was very much a morally ambiguous antihero in NR. DaT, not so much. Bizarre Boron Fusswell, scryer extraordinaire. OSRS: POH ideas & RS3 minigames & achievement ideas !
Perhaps you're half right; perhaps we can't win. But we can fight.
— Zanik
08-Jan-2016 09:41:17
