Avatar Crisis

[Milagroso]

In the first book, Shadowdale, we see a gathering of the gods in a Court room type settings. The gods mentioned as being present appear to only be the human gods. No mention of the Elven deities, the dwarven deities, etc. Now that I think about it, I don't remember there even being any other races in the trilogy except for humans. But supposedly the adverse effects of the ToT was experienced throughout the realms.

I know there is a netbook out there somewhere that details what had happened to most of the gods during the ToT that were not covered in the trilogy. It is a complilation of information based on excepts taken from other books, articles, and random musings from board users such as ourlselves.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

In the first book, Shadowdale, we see a gathering of the gods in a Court room type settings. The gods mentioned as being present appear to only be the human gods. No mention of the Elven deities, the dwarven deities, etc. Now that I think about it, I don't remember there even being any other races in the trilogy except for humans. But supposedly the adverse effects of the ToT was experienced throughout the realms.

I know there is a netbook out there somewhere that details what had happened to most of the gods during the ToT that were not covered in the trilogy. It is a complilation of information based on excepts taken from other books, articles, and random musings from board users such as ourlselves.

I know Lolth walked around in Menzo, and Clangeddin somehow got mad at Labelas and fought him - and was beat up by him (which just proves that dwarven war gods are just big sissies )

 

[Nifft]

Without the ToT, I might not be playing D&D.

Same here.

Cheers, -- N

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Same here.

Cheers, -- N

So the ToT is responsible for more than 18.000 high-class posts here. What dismal a place Enworld ould be without those!