>Actually, LM is just as easy. It is an Orlanthi version
>of Buserian (think of LM as Saint Patrick). This means
>that the old story that Irrippi Ontor was a Lhankhor Mhy
>sage actually is true, since the LM cult considers the
>Buserians to be brothers in faith.
Can't be. They don't have beards and Irrippi only had a mustache.
>PS: Is Issaries GoldenTongue, supposedly the subcult most
>like the original god, a Talor trader prince reduced to
>running his own caravans?
No. Goldentongue and other Issaries cults were worshipped by the Vingkotlings in the Storm Age according to Greg and the Talars are not free traders by any stretch.
> It would explain the Brolian
>King from the Broken Council Guidebook worshipping
>Issaries rather than Orlanth or some other Umathi god.
The Brolians are however extremely removed from Malkioni of any sort.
>Also, if Flesh Man really was Old Man Malkion, driven to
>total illogic by the horrors of the Gods War, this means
>that there is a balance to the non-Orlanthi influences
>on the LightBringers.
Flesh Man can't be Old Man Malkion because the latter was killed when the Spike exploded, most probably in the same event mentioned in Elder Secrets p6
As the world worsened the Mostali gathered at the Spike,
site of the first action of the God War, to attempt their
mightiest work - to heal the breaches that now riddled
the universe. At the height of their ritual, the Devil
arrived upon the Spike. It shattered with a clap of doom,
and with the Mostali vanished into nothingness.
Naturally the Malkioni know this event was necessary for the regeneration of the Cosmos.
--Peter Metcalfe
> It would also explain why Issaries
>followed that madman before Orlanth joined the Quest.
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