>These gods are all beings worshipped by the Tusk riders. When Aram
>releases the demon, he is really releasing it in the sense of releasing
>an elemental from its binding enchantment - it may be free to move but
>it is still under the control of Aram. As for Gouger, he is appeased
>by the sacrifices the Tusk Riders offer to his ghost - without this, the
>Tusk Riders will never be able to control their mounts.
OK, but isn't this Gouger supposed to obey an earth goddess? what happened to her? And if Aram-ya-Udram is dead, who controls the demon nowadays?
>The Ramalians don't ride pigs. Furthermore the Ivory Plinth is
>the centre of the Tusk Riders religion and his from where the Tusk
>Riders gained the ability to ride boars. Hence Aram would have found
>it very difficult to live in Ramalia.
Even if the fact that ramalian don't ride pig could be explained by some
kind of religious schism, I admit that all this is geographically very
non-coherent... but still, I re-read last evening something about ramalian
worshipping a human version of Zorak Zoran. And both ZZ and the dark demon
offer the spell "Seal Wounds" (I'm not sure of my re-translation from
french to english) to their worshipper. So I thought there may be a
connection.
But obviously, what is known about Aram-ya-Udram doesn't fit all this.
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