Hal Bowman asks a number of questions that actually have nothing to do with the great Onslaught flame war!
> 1. Is there anywhere a description of the "defenders" of Daliath's
Well, or of Nelat's Bath? Or any other sea HQ's?
Sandy provided an answer to this, but I might also add that it is my understanding that the quest to Daliath's Well is supposed to be the most difficult heroquest that anyone can go on, partly because you have to pass the Baths of Nelat to do so. Even Orlanth who succeeded in passing the Baths nearly died doing so. I would imagine that even a human going through a lesser version of the baths would face difficult challenges. The baths might scour away certain skills, traits, etc. all in the process of purifying the quester.
> 5. One last try: Who or what is behind the hoard of nasties coming
upriver in Jolar?
sp>This is a _secret_. However: Red Giants are not behind the hordes.
If Hal is after some possibilities for his own campaign, then here are some possibilities. None of them may actually be the true source, but all could be causing some creatures to travel upriver into the plains.
> 8. How many lunar (and sable) troops are there in Prax in 1623? When
does Argrath get back (no, I don't have KoS)?
The Antelope Lancers regiment probably represents somewhere around 500
men at the maximum. The size of the regiment probably does not vary much as losses would be replaced by native Sable riders who choose for whatever reason to join the Lunar army.
As someone mentioned, Argrath Whitebull probably returns around 1624. Pavis revolts in 1625 and there is an Argrath there when that occurs. The rise of the Brown Dragon occurs in Sacred Time between 1624 and 1625 and Argrath of Sartar appears during that. Other Argraths (a word meaning "liberator") undoubtedly appear after that point.
Harald
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