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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aris Dragonborn" data-source="post: 2142390" data-attributes="member: 18434">For those of you sensitive to such things, I'm going to do a brief summary of how this could be, so lock your doors, hide your children, and think of your happy place....Ok. In H2:the Quickening, Connor has indeed grown old. However, we learn that he is in fact an alien from the planet Zeist, as were all the other immortals (forgive me, gentle readers, for my blasphemy). Anyway, the BBEG, Katana, played by Michael Ironside, decided that he wanted to kill Connor, to prevent him from returning to Zeist and stirring up a new revolution (the old one being the reason why Connor, Ramirez, the Kurgan and all the immortals were exiled to earth to play the Game in the first place). Katana shows up with two goons, and attacks Connor. We see the Highlander fight bravely, but he falls on the tracks of an oncoming train, and apparently dies. Lo and behold, Connor emerges from the wreckage of the train (at least I think it was a train...a vehicle of some sort), youthful again and once again possessing his fighting prowess. As it turns out, the mere presence of Katana and his two flunkies have some how "reinitiated" the Game, causing Connor to once again become immortal.Sorry for the verbosity of this post, but I hope that by being verbose I might expunge the memory of the dark time......but alas, I fear I must recite the Gamer's Rosary."Hail Gary, full of grace; the Game is with thee: blessed art thou among gamers, and blessed is the fruit of thy mind, Dungeons & Dragons. Holy Gary, Father of Games, pray for us Gamers, now and at the hour of our character's death. Amen."mommy, make the bad man go away!</blockquote>

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