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<blockquote data-quote="Ruined" data-source="post: 807224" data-attributes="member: 113">Hey Graf, thanks for reading! It had been a while, but the campaign was still going strong.I'm going to have to do some research on the questions you posed. It's quite possible that both could be typos. I don't have Divine &amp; the Defeated or the Campaign Setting book handy, but I will check them. Please do keep me on my toes. I will take liberties with certain characters, locales and plots (as you'll see). But if not, I like to stay close to canon. Initial thoughts are:There are two moons that inhabit the Scarred Lands sky. One is fairly regular, much like our standard moon phases. This is the moon I was referring to. The other is wildly erratic, and considered a bad omen. They call this one Belsameth's moon. I'm not sure if the normal one is attributed to Madriel or not, as she is generally associated with the Sun. I'll check.I can't remember the lineage of Corean and Chardun, but I want to say that they share the same father (Thulkas?). Maybe not. The whole Titan-siring bit was confusing to follow. The reason I grouped them together is indeed because of Divinities Day, a festival celebrating them both. It's listed in the Ghelspad Setting book under Zathiske.As far as the Silas incident goes, well...&nbsp; it was interesting and made sense from a story point of view. As far as running it in game, I was pulling hairs out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruined, post: 807224, member: 113"] Hey Graf, thanks for reading! It had been a while, but the campaign was still going strong. I'm going to have to do some research on the questions you posed. It's quite possible that both could be typos. I don't have Divine & the Defeated or the Campaign Setting book handy, but I will check them. Please do keep me on my toes. I will take liberties with certain characters, locales and plots (as you'll see). But if not, I like to stay close to canon. Initial thoughts are: There are two moons that inhabit the Scarred Lands sky. One is fairly regular, much like our standard moon phases. This is the moon I was referring to. The other is wildly erratic, and considered a bad omen. They call this one Belsameth's moon. I'm not sure if the normal one is attributed to Madriel or not, as she is generally associated with the Sun. I'll check. I can't remember the lineage of Corean and Chardun, but I want to say that they share the same father (Thulkas?). Maybe not. The whole Titan-siring bit was confusing to follow. The reason I grouped them together is indeed because of Divinities Day, a festival celebrating them both. It's listed in the Ghelspad Setting book under Zathiske. As far as the Silas incident goes, well... it was interesting and made sense from a story point of view. As far as running it in game, I was pulling hairs out. [/QUOTE]

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