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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wrahn" data-source="post: 3374823" data-attributes="member: 9191">I will agrue that the instability of magic effects all magic, divine, arcane, or wild.  Even if you use the D&D model, wild magic, anti-magic and the like are all effected the same divine or arcane.  Gods of magic have proven to be able to effect divine and Bea'ral's domain is magic, not arcane magic.Of course he can not stop Thef'chu Nefut direct action, but I propose he can interfer with the operation of the Thef'chu Nefut's followers magic, but that is for the Llama to decided.As far as the Goblin Empire goes, the reasoning for the collapse is thus:  The goblins do not surrender their worship of Thef'chu Nefut, nor do they give up their lawful ways, but having to operate with no central authority for a 100 years (which is 10 generations, or roughly as long as the United States has been in existence in goblin years), once comunication is re-established unification will be painful (They may be Lawful but they are also evil, surrender of temporal power will not be friendly).  Predictably unification should lead to civil war.Lastly, one should not directly contradict a post in IC, but difference of opinion should be brought here.  We are telling a story there, here we are hashing out a "reality"</blockquote>