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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8818186" data-attributes="member: 67338">in order to make that make sense I would add more context, but yeah that needs to be clear.this falls into 'forced to' and I think that really is the best angle... The good god apposing but being out numbered. again this is a much better reading then the way the canon handled it so far...Kingpriest was evil, but was doing things that would hurt all 3 sets of gods.Good gods sent paladins and clerics but they could not stop him.Good gods tried to eleivate rebelians and they were all put down.Maybe even an avatar was sent and killedSoth had his fall...Evil gods want to blow up krynn killing all but neutral gods 'limit' this to only throwing a mountain at the main city ruining the world for generations... the good gods appose it but are out numbered.AT THAT POINT there is an agreement made that they will all back off and let the people rebuild without direct intervention... and the evil gods (being evil) try there best to break it without the others knowing... when they are too brasin the good gods use the nonintervention agreement as "if you can interfer so can we" and we get the war of the lance...</blockquote>