Draconids and Dragons

[Xath]

But Uther and Aureliana were good (metallic) dragons.

 

[Laurel]

But Uther and Aureliana were good (metallic) dragons.

Okay...... so that means what- there is no possible way for Mordred to have had any contact with either of them and thus the Bluestar's memories you carry have nothing to do with them.

Even though one -A I think- fought directly against Mordred, died fighting him or at least his forces. And there's no possible way for Uther to be have been around during that war against Mordred, since we only have guesses that Uther actually died in the War of the Damned.

Also I wasn't saying anyone was friendly with anyone, or in any of this making any concrete statements.... it was all a question with some possibilities attached. Questions behind all the assumtions and guesses in Kennons statement, since currently that's all we have.

 

[Xath]

I wasn't saying it's not possible. And I'm not strenuously objecting to asking, however every foray into the Bluestar's memories makes Xath a bit more likely to go bonkers. I'd just like to limit the stuff that we could first explore with logic.

 

[The_Universe]

Okay...... so that means what- there is no possible way for Mordred to have had any contact with either of them and thus the Bluestar's memories you carry have nothing to do with them.

Even though one -A I think- fought directly against Mordred, died fighting him or at least his forces. And there's no possible way for Uther to be have been around during that war against Mordred, since we only have guesses that Uther actually died in the War of the Damned.

Also I wasn't saying anyone was friendly with anyone, or in any of this making any concrete statements.... it was all a question with some possibilities attached. Questions behind all the assumtions and guesses in Kennons statement, since currently that's all we have.

Aureliana is thought to have fought (and died) at the Battle for Mordred's Isle in the Freedom War.

Uther just disappeared before the War of the Damned. He could still be out there.

 

[Xath]

If it becomes an issue, I suppose we could scry for him; that is if he doesn't have some sort of anti-scrying mojo on him. Or he's not dead.

 

[The_Universe]

If it becomes an issue, I suppose we could scry for him; that is if he doesn't have some sort of anti-scrying mojo on him. Or he's not dead.

You could!

 

[The_Universe]

You could!

Really, for minimal cost, you could scry all sorts of historical figures, and see if any of them turn up. Some, if they existed, would make their saves. Others might not - that's why we have dice!

Can't hurt.

 

[Xath]

That would certainly be interesting and probably worthwhile. It's not as though scry costs much. Is there a way to tell the difference with scry between someone who is dead, and someone who is blocking scry?

Heroes of the ancient past come to finish the war of the Mordredin. Or give cryptic advice. It would certainly be....interesting.

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

Justice can also cast Commune, now. She'd be willing to spend the experience to get some questions about the dragons answered.

 

[The_Universe]

That would certainly be interesting and probably worthwhile. It's not as though scry costs much. Is there a way to tell the difference with scry between someone who is dead, and someone who is blocking scry?

Nope. Either way, you just get nothin'.