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<blockquote data-quote="Wolv0rine" data-source="post: 4112699" data-attributes="member: 9045"><p>Suggestion (National Community Level): In truth, the community it NOT ruled by a descendant of said hero, although nearly everyone thinks their ruler is a descendant of their greatest hero and idol. In truth, the hero who lead them to the valley and played the largest role in the survival of the people who began the community fell to the undead, <u>and rose himself</u> shortly before the wall was finished.</p><p>Suggestion (Stronghold): The undead hero is, in fact, kept in a sub-basement dungeon level of the stronghold. After he fell and rose again, those he had saved couldn't bring themselves to kill him. Instead, they concocted the myth of his ruling heir (knowing that the community practically worshiped him, and would all agree to whoever they picked to rule under this falsehood) while secretly building a prison to keep him. They couldn't bring themselves to kill their savior, or release him, and so the descendants of those who took over after he rose have tended the mad undead creature all this time in secret.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wolv0rine, post: 4112699, member: 9045"] Suggestion (National Community Level): In truth, the community it NOT ruled by a descendant of said hero, although nearly everyone thinks their ruler is a descendant of their greatest hero and idol. In truth, the hero who lead them to the valley and played the largest role in the survival of the people who began the community fell to the undead, [u]and rose himself[/u] shortly before the wall was finished. Suggestion (Stronghold): The undead hero is, in fact, kept in a sub-basement dungeon level of the stronghold. After he fell and rose again, those he had saved couldn't bring themselves to kill him. Instead, they concocted the myth of his ruling heir (knowing that the community practically worshiped him, and would all agree to whoever they picked to rule under this falsehood) while secretly building a prison to keep him. They couldn't bring themselves to kill their savior, or release him, and so the descendants of those who took over after he rose have tended the mad undead creature all this time in secret. [/QUOTE]
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