[Dragaera] Spellbreaker, again

[Maximilian Wilson]

On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Tom Foolery <tomasfoolery at gmail.com> wrote:
> See, this is what gets me.  Of course, it is possible to grab a soul, place
> it aside, and reincarnate it.  But WHY?  If they broke up the thing, why
> would they let Teldra be reincarnated as herself?  That is, of course, the
> thing was destroyed to be destroyed, not stored in component parts.
>
> Frankly, if you can get Spellbreaker into the hands of an Assassin, who must
> eventually use a morganti weapon, eventually Spellbreaker is going to be
> recreated.  I think it a marvelous stroke of ill luck that Lady Teldra was
> the soul.  Personally, I think the morganti weapon would have featured more
> prominently somewhere, somehow.

Count me as one of those who thinks that the "destroyed/reconstituted"
theory is nonsense. Godslayer's/Lady Teldra's origin story is told in
Issola. It never existed before except inasmuch as the future is
intricsic to the present.

-Max

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