>From an MGF perspective, if I was narrating in the Holy Country, I'd probably
decide that the Pharaoh is "really" someone, then make his "real" identity a key
mystery in the campaign. My favored "real" identity for him would be the
creator. I'd probably match that up with the feel of what Peter wrote, because
his vision of the Pharaoh has great atmosphere. I'd make the Pharaoh be the
third coming of the creator as prophet: first he came as Malkion to
bring Solace, then came again as Hrestol to bring Joy, and now has returned as
Belintar to bring . . . something that the players have to discover and react
to. It obviously has to do with life after death, since both Solace and Joy did.
I would say it is something like bringing the afterlife's paradise to life. That
seems to play off of his rebirth through the MoLaD quest.
Chris Lemens
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