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<blockquote data-quote="Lanliss" data-source="post: 7099105" data-attributes="member: 6801219">What cools Fire better than water? They decided to broaden their horizons, spread across a sea or river which previously marked the edge of their territory. The gods feared their passage, and threw an endless tirade of threats against the tribe, storms and monsters nearly killing them to a man. The few who survived managed to drift back to their original homeland, and went their separate ways in an attempt to rebuild the tribe.This means that some of the tribe might hear of his existence, a Freed slave with the markings of their tribe. This could lead to a few different paths.1) One of the survivors, who fancies himself the &quot;Leader&quot; of the remainder of the tribe, wants the Freed man dead, lest he be dethroned.2) They try to kidnap him and press him into leadership, attempting to convince him that this is his destiny. 3) He finds the tribe already being rebuilt, under a False Freed man who shares a story of himself that could fit an interpretation of the prophecy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanliss, post: 7099105, member: 6801219"] What cools Fire better than water? They decided to broaden their horizons, spread across a sea or river which previously marked the edge of their territory. The gods feared their passage, and threw an endless tirade of threats against the tribe, storms and monsters nearly killing them to a man. The few who survived managed to drift back to their original homeland, and went their separate ways in an attempt to rebuild the tribe. This means that some of the tribe might hear of his existence, a Freed slave with the markings of their tribe. This could lead to a few different paths. 1) One of the survivors, who fancies himself the "Leader" of the remainder of the tribe, wants the Freed man dead, lest he be dethroned. 2) They try to kidnap him and press him into leadership, attempting to convince him that this is his destiny. 3) He finds the tribe already being rebuilt, under a False Freed man who shares a story of himself that [I]could[/I] fit [I]an[/I] interpretation of the prophecy. [/QUOTE]

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