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<blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 7124024" data-attributes="member: 6706188">He tried that a few times. Notably at his trial when he had grown so insane he was utterly terrible at his job as God of Strife. (He was doing nothing to lead or send his followers on spreading strife other then in their own ranks.) As a result the other greater gods were growing fed up with him and decided to put Cyric on trial. He tried to being in the book as evidence but the gods pretty much refused to have it read for them. However Mystara knowing the book was altered into &quot;The true life of Cyric&quot; made it so that it could be read. &quot;The true life of Cyric&quot; is a version of the book that instead of being a book of lies that proclaims Cyric the one true god, describes the truth of Cyric and his true petty, selfish and deceitful being. &quot;The true life of Cyric&quot; has no negative effects instead it actually cures anyone who read the Cyrinishad of their madness. (In the case of the gods attending Cyric was cured as he was the only one who read it.)Anyone a good idea for getting rid of the other gods is saying they read the book. &quot;The true life of Cyric&quot; gives a way to save the day as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonsterEnvy, post: 7124024, member: 6706188"] He tried that a few times. Notably at his trial when he had grown so insane he was utterly terrible at his job as God of Strife. (He was doing nothing to lead or send his followers on spreading strife other then in their own ranks.) As a result the other greater gods were growing fed up with him and decided to put Cyric on trial. He tried to being in the book as evidence but the gods pretty much refused to have it read for them. However Mystara knowing the book was altered into "The true life of Cyric" made it so that it could be read. "The true life of Cyric" is a version of the book that instead of being a book of lies that proclaims Cyric the one true god, describes the truth of Cyric and his true petty, selfish and deceitful being. "The true life of Cyric" has no negative effects instead it actually cures anyone who read the Cyrinishad of their madness. (In the case of the gods attending Cyric was cured as he was the only one who read it.) Anyone a good idea for getting rid of the other gods is saying they read the book. "The true life of Cyric" gives a way to save the day as well. [/QUOTE]

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