Re: Dara Happa and Nysalor

From: hcarteau_at_uQ1--zA3FLEDCQ5G3rGxqb22yMjna57TGqDElaRLD_dFjK8TPXMrZ6SQq7JhtscFtlI
Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2011 07:55:34 +0200 (CEST)

It's hard to tell all these shiny, solar-type holier-than-tho guys apart. Besides, they hurt looking at so it's even harder to recognize them.

Besides, "son of" Nysalor can have many meanings, in the allegorical sense mostly. P. (curse his name) could perfectly have been a DH noble scion before he saw Nysalor's Light. Could have been part of the DH delegation to Dorastor.

Hervé

• Mail d'origine ----- De: Jeff <richaje_at_Fa5kFXVRh69Ru01ZyZlJgcYXBSeldojj-MlgIZXGAduRREM39KyUgsBAxVWTkHuXAMnM6DYyHVs.yahoo.invalid> À: WorldofGlorantha_at_yahoogroups.com Envoyé: Thu, 20 Oct 2011 07:02:30 +0200 (CEST) Objet: Re: Dara Happa and Nysalor

> >
> > One thing that intrigues us is the suggestion they were actively
> > involved with, if not the actual sponsors of the Nysalor Project and
> > Bright Empire. Is this true?
>
> Palangio the Iron Vrok was described in History of the Heortling People as being the Son of Nysalor
> (HHp P103)
> > The World Council of Friends came to Esrolia with mixed intentions.
> > They wished to rule it, and even to conquer it if need be. The forces
> > were led by Palangio, the son of Nysalor, the White Light
>
> In the (totally non-canonical) Broken Council Freeform, Palangio is a (the?) Dara Happan representative in the God Project...
 

Which was as you say totally non-canonical and just lain wrong. HHP is correct.