Uni-the-Unicorn!
Hero
I forgot that it was Kord by a different name - that is why I thought he was deadHe just killed Tuern. The other brother, Kord, is still alive and well.
I forgot that it was Kord by a different name - that is why I thought he was deadHe just killed Tuern. The other brother, Kord, is still alive and well.
Do you have the page number? Going to update my list of gods in the Piazza,
Exactly So.This ambiguity is actually a strength of the setting. Makes these events feel even more mythical!
Wasn't his imprisonment a curse from He-Who-Was or am I mistaken?
Exactly So.
Nentir Vale scholars probably argue endlessly over this, with each faction bringing heaps of ancient documents written by prophets and mystics and supposedly this scroll here was handed to St. Herkamer by an angel of Prior and no you're wrong, Asmodeus is actually He-Who-Was after drinking a Jeckyl and Hyde potion and the Shadowfell is real but the Feywild is a myth and that's exactly right except the opposite--you get the idea.
Which obviously differs quite a bite from the article in Dragon Magazine where he was the first to vanquish a primordial in single combat and led the celestial armies against the primordials.Right at the start of the section on Chernoggar, in 'The Plane Above', it mentions that Bane was "either a mortal hero or a demigod who clew Tuern", and that "Confusion over Bane's identity comes from several sources, including his goblin worshipers, which want to think of him as a brother to both Kord and Tuern for reasons connected to goblins' extended family social structure".
This is some good stuff!
It still says that Bane led the armies against the Primordial. He’s basically the best strategist of the lot, only Asmodeus seems to be anywhere near (other gods secretly consulted with Asmodeus on war related things while he was stuck in Hell!).Which obviously differs quite a bite from the article in Dragon Magazine where he was the first to vanquish a primordial in single combat and led the celestial armies against the primordials.
My real point was that a mortal or demigod couldn't defeat a primordial in single combat like bane did.It still says that Bane led the armies against the Primordial. He’s basically the best strategist of the lot, only Asmodeus seems to be anywhere near (other gods secretly consulted with Asmodeus on war related things while he was stuck in Hell!).