People on the Ship are there for their own reasons. it is one of those moments in Gloranthan history where many seperate peoples perform similar rituals - usually with un-foreseen results. It is similar to the creation of Nysalor. As to why they are there? Who knows? You can explore their treasons in your own game, or leave it as a mystery. Or there may be a [culture] specific version of the Ship-Rise in other Issaries publications...
> - will the return of the ship means the end of the closing ?
Could be....
> - if our characters could really be Argrath, why the details of the
> Kallyr's plan is not explain ? ie : why we don't know what orlaront
> said to the dragon ?
Because that's part of Kallyr's saga, not yours. (You *do* know that Kallyr is Argrath, right?)
>- what "the events elsewhere" don't speak about Broyan ? Where is he
>after iceland (esrolia ?) ?
He returns to Hendrikiland and is welcomed by his people. He later betrays the City of Wonders to Harrek, who destroys it utterly. He is killed the next year by a demon in Kitori-land.
>- I don't understand why the humakti killed Temertain and why they
>need the pretender sword to do that...
Why did they do it? "He just needed killing". He was a lunar stooge and puppet. Since all humakti in Dragon Pass are represented by players (old joke) it was obviously a typical Hack&Slash adventure. Why did they need the sword? Magical resonances, mystical correspondances, cool name.
RR
It is by my order and for the good of the state that the bearer of this has
done what he has done.
- Richelieu
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