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I'm going to employ Occam's razor here.
- could very easily apply to Zemouregal himself, who is now in our custody, WITHIN the confines of Fort Forinthry. If there's anyone who is the most confident in Zemouregal's ability to deliver doom, even when rendered incapacitated - it would be himself.
There's isn't anything alluded to from this quest specifically that pertains to political upheaval in Misthalin - and in Dead and Buried the stuff you are attributing from Ellamaria's dreams seems like a reach that has yet to be fortified by further evidence. (That certainly isn't a dismissal on my part. The next Fort Forinthry series could still give your theory that evidence!)
In your assessment, Dilbert, you attribute Zemouregal as an outsider along with the next contestant here - but simple awareness of where Zemouregal happens to be following this quest can make him "the doom within", whether its a red herring or not has yet to be determined.
- indicates that there are threats beyond Fort Forinthry besides Zemouregal, which I feel we can safely attribute to Moia and the rest of the Zamorakians when also acknowledging other dialogue from this quest. Yes, Zemouregal makes an error in telling us that is isn't acting alone and that Moia herself has intention to attack us as well.
Let's revisit the special title given to Adrasteia by her father, Saradomin. "Bassilisa" happens to be a Hellenist (Greek) term that is essentially the equivalent of Empress. This contrasts quite nicely to "Imperator" and "Domina" because those terms are Roman (which is probably very intentional, given that there are still a handful of Zarosian Mahjarrat out there.) Also - The Greeks and Romans happened to be two rival empires at one point in history, before Rome toppled Ancient Greece.
As for Vorkath - I like where you're going with that one.
Your doom comes from within...
- could very easily apply to Zemouregal himself, who is now in our custody, WITHIN the confines of Fort Forinthry. If there's anyone who is the most confident in Zemouregal's ability to deliver doom, even when rendered incapacitated - it would be himself.
There's isn't anything alluded to from this quest specifically that pertains to political upheaval in Misthalin - and in Dead and Buried the stuff you are attributing from Ellamaria's dreams seems like a reach that has yet to be fortified by further evidence. (That certainly isn't a dismissal on my part. The next Fort Forinthry series could still give your theory that evidence!)
In your assessment, Dilbert, you attribute Zemouregal as an outsider along with the next contestant here - but simple awareness of where Zemouregal happens to be following this quest can make him "the doom within", whether its a red herring or not has yet to be determined.
and without!
- indicates that there are threats beyond Fort Forinthry besides Zemouregal, which I feel we can safely attribute to Moia and the rest of the Zamorakians when also acknowledging other dialogue from this quest. Yes, Zemouregal makes an error in telling us that is isn't acting alone and that Moia herself has intention to attack us as well.
Let's revisit the special title given to Adrasteia by her father, Saradomin. "Bassilisa" happens to be a Hellenist (Greek) term that is essentially the equivalent of Empress. This contrasts quite nicely to "Imperator" and "Domina" because those terms are Roman (which is probably very intentional, given that there are still a handful of Zarosian Mahjarrat out there.) Also - The Greeks and Romans happened to be two rival empires at one point in history, before Rome toppled Ancient Greece.
As for Vorkath - I like where you're going with that one.
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27-Nov-2023 05:15:40
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Zemo was clearly talking about the doom of their opponents, not himself. Moia and company are clearly aiming at not just Fort Forinthry. Note that she called up Bilrach to attack MISTHALIN next, not Fort Forinthry anymore. This clearly indicated Zemo's involvement in Fort Forinthry was just a distraction. Moia isn't even care about Zemo and she migh have expected Zemo to not just failed but died but she certainly doesn't expect much from the small potatoes like Zemo and Bilrach.
Bilrach's attack on Misthalin next will also be a distraction, to buy them time to finish the ritual to summon Xau-Tak back to our universe, which they failed twice in our recent history -Bilrach's Ritual in the Daemonheim Dungeon and the Strange Power incident, and 'Til Death Do Us Apart in the 2018 Halloween.
The next ritual will most certainly involve the sacrificing of Scabaras, much like the sacrifcing of the last of the Chelon-Mah in Bilrach's Daemonheim Strange Power incident and the attempt sacrificing of Moia in 'Til Death Do Us Apart.
Note that the current Moia, the Domina and Imperator now known as, are not just a Mahjarrat or Zamorackina anymore, evidently so as Forgotten Warriors belong to neither.
The new and changed Moia is currently closely related to Necromancy and "the shadow" Rasial told us about, and of course, we will know more about "the future age" we will meet again with him, after we take care of Moia and the shadow. It may be time to talk about how the recent quests and lore show us about the prehistoric First Age Great Wars in a couple of days.
Zemo was clearly talking about the doom of their opponents, not himself. Moia and company are clearly aiming at not just Fort Forinthry. Note that she called up Bilrach to attack MISTHALIN next, not Fort Forinthry anymore. This clearly indicated Zemo's involvement in Fort Forinthry was just a distraction. Moia isn't even care about Zemo and she migh have expected Zemo to not just failed but died but she certainly doesn't expect much from the small potatoes like Zemo and Bilrach.
Bilrach's attack on Misthalin next will also be a distraction, to buy them time to finish the ritual to summon Xau-Tak back to our universe, which they failed twice in our recent history -Bilrach's Ritual in the Daemonheim Dungeon and the Strange Power incident, and 'Til Death Do Us Apart in the 2018 Halloween.
The next ritual will most certainly involve the sacrificing of Scabaras, much like the sacrifcing of the last of the Chelon-Mah in Bilrach's Daemonheim Strange Power incident and the attempt sacrificing of Moia in 'Til Death Do Us Apart.
Note that the current Moia, the Domina and Imperator now known as, are not just a Mahjarrat or Zamorackina anymore, evidently so as Forgotten Warriors belong to neither.
The new and changed Moia is currently closely related to Necromancy and "the shadow" Rasial told us about, and of course, we will know more about "the future age" we will meet again with him, after we take care of Moia and the shadow. It may be time to talk about how the recent quests and lore show us about the prehistoric First Age Great Wars in a couple of days.
27-Nov-2023 17:28:33
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