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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Serpenteye" data-source="post: 1549885" data-attributes="member: 1492">Sandorel ponders the answers briefly, and relates them to Brystasia. "The Sea Bitch probably knows about us by now, and any actions we take openly might affect what's left of Conan. It is unlikely we can reach him without first destabilizing the Domain, and doing so would require forcing the goddess into conflict with other deities. The ideal would be to ignite a total war between all the gods of this sphere, and hope that the overdeity AO confines it to the planes. That would be rather difficult to accomplish. A less satisfactory, but far more plausible solution would be to ignite a conflict within the Pantheon of Destruction. Inciting the lesser deities to turn against their overlord shouldn't be impossible since that are all unusually volatile by their very nature. If we assumed the disguise of Talassians and made a few damaging raids against the major temples of the Sea Bitch it would at the very least cause some confusion. She would at first assume that other deities were behind the raids, trying to implicate her master. And when she turned against them they would lay the blame before the lord of destruction. Eventually her suspicions would shift towards him as well, the sheer destruction caused by our raids would lead her to that conclusion. In the ensuing turbulence we may be able to retrieve Conan from his imprisonment."</blockquote>