It does get a little more specific, as I understand it. As he was wandering the land, he came across "the Frozen Man", licked him till he thawed, and was delighted to discover that this was Orlanth. And yes, Orlanth continued, Yinkin did not. As I read it, this was in the frozen surface world, where there were still people, not the Underworld as such. Though it must have been getting quite hard to tell one from the other by then.
>From the POV of gaming, you might want to look very carefully at the LBQ
Kallyr does during Iceland. This looks like a good match to me, though quite
how you'd fit your PC in is another matter.
> ST also places Yinkin among the living gods like Elmal
> and Vinga, implying that he only went to the
> Underworld to hold his part of Arachne Solara's Net.
P182 has him present for the Net, but then so were all the gods who had been
killed.
And P185 has him the first to greet Orlanth on his return. Tricky. Maybe he
ran ahead, and was sitting there with that "me? I've been here all the
time!" look on his whiskers.
> However, at least one official version of the
> Lightbringer's Quest places Yinkin in the Underworld,
> nailed to the wall in the Emperor's Cold Court.
> (Nicely illustrated in _King of Dragon Pass_, by the
> way.)
Oh, well, in that case...! So he died, and then held the net. Like plenty of others.
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