> I think some of failed attempt taught us
> the difficulty of this Quest like Karsten and Kallyr. And there is Seven
> Mother Ritual brought back Red Moon from Hell. (I think Arkat was rescued
> from Hell unintentionally by Harmast as an Eclispse against Bright Empire,
> as Orlanth brought back Sun, and Argrath brought back "Pain Star" from Hell.
> And Aringor brought back Incarnate of Life..Uleria? But this idea is
> perfectly from my own.)
Harmast brought back Arkat, who turned to Darkness, then he did it again and brought back Talor, who laughed a lot. The idea of Arkat eclipsing the Bright Empire is a nice one, but whether this was intentional or a mistake, I'm not sure.
> *Well of Wisdom
> Orlanth once tried to gain Wisdom for rule his Kingdom (Teleportation
> Power?) and he fought in the Realm of Water and Sea Gods (Wachaza (Worcha?)
> and Magasta) and finally got a cup of Wisdom and found Mastakos at the
> bottom of his cup, and he could not succeed Lightbringer's Quest, Bath of
> Nelat if he didn't experience the trial of Bath of Nelat at that Quest. See
> Syranthir's Quest Many Myth for Questing Wisdom
Orlanth probably fought with Wachaza during the Well of Wisdom Quest. Worcha was another, different, deity whom The Thunder Rebels defeated early on in the Storm Age.
Did Orlanth gain Mastakos here? I know he took a drink from the Well of Wisdom that made him realise how foolish he had been, but I can't remember if he picked up his charioteer here. I would think that Mastakos came from another trip to the seaside.
Yes, Orlanth could not have survived the test in Hell without having undergone the baths of Nelat ordeal first. I think that this probably applies to anyone performing the LBQ, htye have to have performed Baths of Nelat first.
Simon
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