>Essentially a prince of Loksalm and companions managed to kill
>a "god" (why a god in sorcerous Loksalm? Not sure)
The conspiracy was a Fronelan one, not just Loskalm. Many of the Conspirators and the God came from outside Loskalm. Where the God was killed is apparently a Secret.
>at about the end
>of the second age (this was the end of the second age in Fronela,
>just like the closing and the DragonKill ended it elsewhere).
The Syndic's Ban happened some four hundred years later (1500 ST).
>When the syndics ban dropped from one region that had been
>unremarkable prior to the syndics ban, what it revealed was the
>Kingdom of War.
The region was not unremarkable, it literally did not exist prior to the Ban (much to the confusion of Loskalmi geographers).
>It is of course tempting to think of the Kingdom of War as the karmic
>balance to Loksalm, that as Loksalm made itself ever more virtuous,
>its cast off sins somehow came to rest in the Kingdom of War. But
>surely that can't be....
It's what Greg thinks. One might temper this with blame from other countries (i.e. Riverjoin's responsibility is mentioned in Tales #20) but Loskalm bears much of the blame.
--Peter Metcalfe
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