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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 1504212" data-attributes="member: 2209">Two powers that come to mind include an elven goddess of air and birds, she is considered good but chaotic and attacks by birds could indicate her displeasure. Also there is a demon prince of the air above the first layer of the abyss who claims sovereignty over the air and anything with wings. This claim is obviously a lie, but he probably has many air powers and command over many winged things and would not be averse to harrasing paladins.Of course you do not need to go to the gods or demons for supernatural bird attacks, druids can command animals, there are shamanic and totemic traditions that revere spirits of birds such as ravens, eagles, and hawks, and I'm not sure if there are arcane magics that can summon flocks of birds.Orillian, do you think we have been called together? It seems to me we have a connection but I did not and do not feel any compulsion to meet up, only curiosity at the mystery of the dark marks. I did not even realize the spacial significance of the marks until after I started a wandering crusade and noted that one mark tracked my movements and realized it had ever been thus. I then decided consciously to investigate when I was not otherwise actively engaged in hunting undead. Even now if I were to become aware of an undead plague elsewhere I would feel compelled to put aside learning more of this mystery to answer that call to duty.I do think meeting up with all the marks is a good idea that may enlighten us to their significance, but there can be a difference between seeking and being called.</blockquote>

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