Saradomin- Values order. Order becomes stifling, evil even. maintains devotion to Order
Zamorak- Values chaos. Chaos rips apart his empire. Maintains devotion to Chaos
Guthix- Values balance. Balance makes him powerful. Offs himself because his power is disrupting the balance.
Bandos- Values battle. Died in battle.
Seren- Values connection- is afraid of the strength of her connections. Will never lead.
Armadyl- Values justice, but lacks the strength to achieve it. Is learning and growing.
Zaros- Values potential. Built a thriving empire that launched humanity forward hundreds of years, but was eventually betrayed and his empire was utterly destroyed. Realized that true potential is best brought about from behind rather than in front. Is learning and growing.
I prefer my gods to be perfect, but Jagex hasn't given us a Trinity, so we'll have to make due with what we've got. Armadyl and Zaros are the only gods worth following because they're the only ones who aren't afraid to lead. Of the two of them, Zaros is the more powerful and therefore the more worthy. If Zaros ever does something that makes him unworthy I'll switch my allegiance to Armadyl, but so far he hasn't.
As to the particulars of this quest: Zamorak is an agent of chaos above all else. If you expect him to be good, he'll be evil. If you expect him to be evil, he'll be good. A little chaos is necessary, but unrestrained chaos is the enemy of potential, so obviously Zaros hates him, not to mention Zamorak kind of killed him. I have no doubt that Zaros believed what he said about moving on, but the fact that he hadn't just proves that he's more than cold hard logic. That's a win. Some emotion is necessary to achieve full potential, but logic is also key. Zaros has both.
The godless- no such thing. Everyone worships something, if it's not a god, it's a human, or a feeling, or wealth, etc. Power hungry humans are more destructive than a balanced and powerful god. Guthix's death was in vain.
12-Dec-2016 05:13:18