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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sarellion" data-source="post: 2145655" data-attributes="member: 6254">Contribution:After the invasion, the orcish tribes merged with the orcish thralls of the elven empire and welcomed them in their tribes. Living in the empire slowly made them subject to the elven enchantments and only the crafting of the Amethyst Crown prevented that the conquering orcs fell under the sinister spell, that would have allowed the elves to regain their empire. During the war the Valjin had with the dwarves, humans fought on both sides as hired mercenaries, getting land grants for their help. After the war humans were settled in the northern province to defend the border against invasion. The haughty and arrogant necromancers made the mistake to belittle humans and treating them as scum. The human tribes already living in the empire allied with the invasion forces and helped them in the invasion. The tribes merged with their human cousins living in the elven realm, later.The merging of the human and orc tribes from both sides of the borders resulted in a weakening of Aekalda´s spell. In the crafting process Thanatos had to weaken former enchantments on the subjects of the spell, but thought it would only affect the elven enchantments. The result is that Thanatos ideas what a recast would do are mostly wrong.The members of the Praes Thanatos would probably gasp at the notion that their legendary founder didn´t knew exactly what the results were, but the artifice had to be made in haste working experimental magics, with advice from imprisoned elven spellcasters and using half destroyed notes. As Aekalda´s spell is divine in nature, this mistake is understandable, considering that he doesn´t know why Aekalda´s suicide triggered such a spell, how it works exactly and what source it comes from.It would affect eventual orcs in the Kwlloch armies and humans in the Kwlloch area but wouldn´t affect anyone living in the empire as they are not suitable targets anymore.there is still an empathic effect affecting the inhabitants of the empire but this effect is mostly gone. They still like gnomes more than they should but they are not dancing to the gnomes music anymore.</blockquote>

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