Some minor quibbles. On 10/20/05, Steve Simmons <scs at di.org> wrote: > > same weapon. Blackwand may happily come into possession of the first > person to hold it while Pathfinder may hide itself until the right person > comes along (we know both have had previous owners). > We do? I'm focusing on "know" as opposed to "assume." > We also know that GWs, as Great as they are, can be resisted by a > prepared Jenoine (and perhaps a prepared God?) Not without access to amorphia. Or at least, it's the fact that the Jenoine blocked a Great Weapon attack (or actually two) that tips Aliera off to the fact that there's something weird going on with the Jenoine--in fact she appears to think it should have been "obvious" that they were using amorphia, although part of that is Aliera kicking herself. > To permanantly seal off/dispose of either the Jenoine or the Gods or > both will require something unprecedented. Like, say, Sethra Lavode > being killed in battle. One of the Jenoine picks up Iceflame, kills > Verra. Why would a Jenoine need a GW to kill Verra? They have some pretty capable tools of their own. Vlad kills the Jenoine as it's standing there with Verra > impaled. Verra falls, the Jenoine falls, Vlad picks up Iceflame, > which now has three souls: it's original, Verras, and the Jenoines. > Not to mention he still holds Godslayer. A doubly unprecedented > situation has now arisen. Hijinks ensue. I'm not sure what you mean about Iceflame now "having" three souls. Max Wilson -- Be pretty if you are, Be witty if you can, But be cheerful if it kills you.