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| #1NefalJan 06, 2009 18:14:02 | After reading the PP, the Official Timeline, Legends of Athas, BtPP, PAoA, I can't figure out exactly how Tithian manage to find the track of the Dark Lens. With the help of the Book of The Kemalok Kings? Thanks in advance for the input... I'm actually redoing the PP adventure for my players and they're near the end of "The Amber Enchantress" (leaving Nibenay). |
| #2phaaf_glienJan 12, 2009 8:17:25 | I apologize for not being able to help you with this Nefal, especially since you request this knowledge for game purposes. I do not have my books with me, otherwise I'd try to fill you in. Unfortunately, my command of the PP has decline over the past year, and I cannot give you an assuredly correct answer at the moment. If nothing else though, I can say that I believe Tithian searched it out with classic adventuring, which is not elaborated upon, in the many years between the death of Kalak and the death of Borys. I may very well be wrong however. Search the Obsidian Oracle for the answer to your question. It is almost certainly there. I would not consult much else, as only the Obsidian Oracle, or perhaps a recap given in the Cerulean Storm, will give you the answers you seek. Good luck, and hope the campaign works out. Sound awesome to play. Keep us informed as to how it turns out. I can probably get the answer to you in a couple of weeks, when I get back to my books. Happy darksunning. |
| #3KamelionJan 12, 2009 10:05:53 | Tithian claimed that he was able to locate Jo'orsh and Sa'ram's banshees with his magic, thereby learning the location of the Lens itself. The Lens itself, as I recall, was immune to location by divination of any sort. |
| #4PennarinJan 12, 2009 13:53:25 | Tithian claimed that he was able to locate Jo'orsh and Sa'ram's banshees with his magic, thereby learning the location of the Lens itself. The Lens itself, as I recall, was immune to location by divination of any sort. IIRC, anyone attempting to tell of the Lens' location to a Champion would have his brains come out of his ears. It never prevented anyone else from finding it. |
| #5KamelionJan 12, 2009 14:26:59 | IIRC, anyone attempting to tell of the Lens' location to a Champion would have his brains come out of his ears. It never prevented anyone else from finding it. That sounds very familiar, actually. I do recall something about the Lens being enchanted to prevent Borys and the SKs from locating it, but the brains-from-ears thing rings true as well. Doesn't Andropinis talk about that to Tithian when Tithian is persuading him to lend him the Balican fleet? And when Tithian is speaking to Agis about the Lens, he is very careful not to mention where it is, instead describing how he found it instead. Makes sense if he was trying to keep his brains where they belong . |
| #6PennarinJan 12, 2009 14:32:57 | That sounds very familiar, actually. I do recall something about the Lens being enchanted to prevent Borys and the SKs from locating it, but the brains-from-ears thing rings true as well. Doesn't Andropinis talk about that to Tithian when Tithian is persuading him to lend him the Balican fleet? And when Tithian is speaking to Agis about the Lens, he is very careful not to mention where it is, instead describing how he found it instead. Makes sense if he was trying to keep his brains where they belong A spy might find it, tell his superior, who tells his superior, who writes it down and brings the scroll to the SK's throne room. He starts to say the location and dies. The scroll rolls out of his hand and a courrier picks it up and starts reading the location off of it and dies. The SK picks up the scroll and tries reading it and the scroll burns. The information when the death occured was passed from one person - anyone - and a Champion. Tithian could find it, discuss it, as long as it wasn't with an SK. |
| #7NefalJan 19, 2009 12:11:41 | Thanks for your ideas... I'll find something to explain that to my players... I'll toy around Jo'orsh and Sa'ram... maybe a giant "informer" who spoke about the two dwaren knights and attracted the attention of Tithian... |