> > I suspect some fo this may also be at the heart of any
> Kallyr/Broyan
> > conflict. Kallyr is looking to the longer-term picture of
> liberation
> > from the Empire and looking northwards, Broyan is looking to the
> > impact and laegacy of the Pharoah and is looking south and west.
> > Differing priorities, perhaps even different long-term magical
> > goals. For Broyan the final ending at Whitewall, fleeing Hendriek
> > like from under the noses of those who think they have captured him
> > might be his goal, re-creating Hendriek's resistance strategy in
> the
> > first age. Kallyr may not want to accept such a defeat.
>
> Hendreik can resist the Empire indefinitely but can't defeat it.
> Kallyr wants to defeat it. Harmast defeated the Empire.....
And then much, much later on, we have Kallyr happy to accept having freed Sartar and ready to stop there and rebuild the place, while Garrath wants to go on and take the war to the Lunars...
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