Re: Harsaltar the Terrible and the Red Emperor

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From: Andrew Solovay <asolovay_at_SdwnlvmQ4uSVQI1Dkiz39NwVkzErCDgjBfh6N3L14SPYU2Q06ngzwkKhavuWRXaAlHY>
Date: Wed, 02 May 2007 00:31:40 -0000

> ...and so Humakt struck him dead.

...of course, "Humakt struck him dead" could include such options as "Humakt sent a disciple to kill him"--and indeed, that disciple could have been Harsaltar himself. That is, if Harsaltar felt his duty to the god compelled him to kill himself, I could see the chroniclers remembering it as "Humakt struck him dead".

Just my speculation!