Cacodemon - Theistic
Thed - Theistic, Animistic
Bagog - Animistic
Malia - Animistic, Theistic
Vivamort - Sorcerous
Thanatar - Sorcerous, Theistic, Animistic - do recall, that Third Age
Thanatar is a Godlearner amalgamation of Than, Tien, and Atyar.
In the end though, these distinctions won't matter after Sedenya heals all of these entities and shows them that We Are All Us. ("In The End, the Victory Shall Be Ours."
Praise Her!
-Santo
aum shanti shanti shantih.
"The world is like the impression left by the telling of a story." - from
the Yoga Vāsiṣṭha
On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 4:06 PM, RolandV <rmv1_at_...> wrote:
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> I apologize in advance if this has been hashed out before, but I'm
> working on potentially running my first HQ campaign in the near future
> and want to iron out the areas where my understanding is lacking. I ran
> a long-running RQ3 campaign using the excellent products from AH and am
> pretty good on Gloranthan cosmology; where I'm probably lacking is
> wrapping my head around the HQ versions of things.
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> My understanding of "worshipped" (if that word can be applied) Chaos
> entities is that they transgress the boundaries of the three
> Otherworlds. This would seem to me to make their "worship" resemble the
> mixed entities presented in Under the Red Moon, where Cacodemon might
> (for example) have theistic and animistic elements provided to those who
> draw power from him. While Thed, Bagog, and Malia are probably fully
> animistic, Vivamort and Thanatar might have theistic, animistic, and
> sorcerous elements. Does that make sense? Am I way off base?
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> I'm trying to convert one or two of the Big Bad Guys from my prior
> campaign to the new edition to surprise a few players who will have
> played in both.
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> Roland
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