[Dragaera] Subjective conversation here!

[Steve Rapaport]

Tom, you may be looking for this bit:
http://dragaera.wikia.com/wiki/Book_of_the_Seven_Wizards

By the way I agree with you that the bits on Godslayer are way overthought.
It was made, unmade, and made again.  Spellbreaker was the hard-to-find
component.  I think any soul and any good morganti dagger would do, though
one with a too-small hilt would be a bonus.

StY

2008/4/28 Tom Foolery <tomasfoolery at gmail.com>:

> Scott Schultz <scott at cjhunter.com> wrote:
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> >
>
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> >
> > ... where the Jenoine happened to find one piece and Lorran
> > happened to find the other and both ended up in the "past" in order to
> > complete the life line of the weapon and allow it to be built in the
> first
> > place.
>
>
> Wow, this is recursive beyond what I imagine.  My first reaction
> is that this is being over thought.  I thought Spellbreaker was the only
> important factor, with any morganti blade being acceptable, that the
> moment
> of creation was important.  I also thought time travel was impossible.
>
>
> >
> >
> > It's a puzzle, though. Godslayer is a legendary weapon before Vlaad ever
> > puts it together. Where did the legend come from? The problem is that
> > anything intimately related to the Lords of Judgement is something that
> > transcends time and space. Trying to fit some kind of causality to it is
> > probably an exercise in futility.
> >
>
> See, now that's where I disagree.  Once created, the aspect of the weapon
> could be determined.  Everyone knows that Spell breaker is fated to be a
> powerful weapon with the ability to remove aspects of deity.
>
> >From the future,
>
> Tomas
>
> ps I see Philip's response stating a certain text written by Tukko... this
> makes me wish to dig through my books.  Any rough estimate where that is?
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\Steve