>Chris Bell writes:
>>In CoT it mentions that deities and mortals feared
Kajaobor more than
>>death because Kajabor caused annihiliation so complete
that an entity
>>destroyed by him (it?) was often destroyed so
completely that not even a
>>name or any memory was left
Mark Buckley
>This does make me wonder how anyone in Glorantha therefore knows that
>this is the power of Kajabor?
Jeorg:
I wondered about this, too. Perhaps the key phrase is "often": probably fragmentary memories of some gods destroyed by Kajabor are left. The fragmentary memory could be the god's existance because he came to the battle.
Me:
My Glorantha Lore may be way outdated, but I thought it was because of the physical evidence. You find a pile of bronze bones obviously belonging to a dead god, but nobody knows who or what it is/was, so Kajabor must have been the chaos god that killed it.
End of The Glorantha Digest V6 #169
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