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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trickstergod" data-source="post: 2941921" data-attributes="member: 10825">Note: The only time a god and titan fought one on one, the god won, not the titan. See: Corean vs. Golthagga. Further note: The Scarred Lands, at least initially, and at its best, had a strong feel of Greek mythology. Gods overcoming the titans and what not. God trumps titan. Their phenomal success rate was because they worked together and the titans singularly - but it still stands that the only case of a one on one fight involves a god beating a titan. However, it's arguable that Denev is more than a titan, particularly if you grant the Ushadani belief in things a little credence. Other stuff:Wizard magic. Quite likely not a Slarecian thing; they're psionics - and shadow magic. But the shadow magic only came after torturing Drendari for all her secrets. Wizard magic is more likely the providence of Miridum, of course, and Mormo - keep in mind that both asaatthi and red witch ratmen favor wizardry over sorcery. It was quite likely a deliberate act of spite against Mesos and the other titans that Mormo favored it. There was no Vesh sourcebook. Sword and Sorcery's official answer on killing the setting came down to something like the change over from 3rd edition to 3.5 and too many companies producing books or some such. Ah, there we go - yeah. Andy Bates chalks it up to too many books competing for the buyers dollar in the preface to Strange Lands.</blockquote>