Yep, press F for the scepter of healing.
I would say yes. The orcs have caused a lot of trouble and would be better off dead. (I'm ignoring what happens later in the story and only concentrating on what has happened for now in the SOB. )
From a moral standpoint, yes.
Yes. Yes for an eye. The principle in this case justly applies.
It's complicated. She both does and doesn't. The orcs indoctrinated her, but she also didn't mind it, so it's not a simple yes or no answer.
Unless something that shows he was a bad person before his life got ruined by Rangul is revealed, my answer is no.
Eye for an eye would have been burning the people close to Rangul alive and indoctrinating one of his children, but I get your point.
She was a naive child though.
He wasn't.
True, but you have to consider this: Would Aridon or the other nations have tolerated the Orcs even
True.
The western hemisphere is a rough place, giving the benefit of the doubt stopped centuries ago.
Well that is a whole different dimension to speculate about. First of all I cant really speak about Aridon's motives neither his understanding of balance. See he tolerates Brians actions as long as they dont intervene with his plans. Perhaps orc sitting stale on their lands could possibly fall under the "dont intervene" category. But that is only a theory, plus Aridon has a very broad vision of the grand picture, who knows what he sees?
Considering the events in the third Interlude... What do you think?
Is Redfist's wrath justified? Is he going too far? Does Rangul deserve what happened?
What about Vanessa and Redfist?
I am curious to read your thoughts and will already let you know that I have a special something
planned for the full version regarding this Interlude, but I will not go into detail, that will remain
a surprise.
Not really. By the time it gets done, the demonic legions will probably arrive with their entire armies, forcing the humans to completely concentrate on them. That doesn't mean the orcs will get away though. They will have 4 other major problems they'll need to deal with.
Depends. Wonder if that Selior guy's death has more influence than bringing Praxeus to the table.
The Knights of Kome broke the rest of the Orcs, but it was the Demons who actually stopped the Orcs.
By the end of the second orc book.
Dragon Lancers were cut for the same reason they were cut in the First Orc Book: They are too powerful.
When originally created back then they were never supposed to become a player unit and I still
don't want to change the unit. It will get its time to shine, but not in the Second Books.
The world is not ready for them yet.
And many melee units too.
Nothing wrong with asking.
By the looks of it, yes. Though he'll be killed soon, either by Aedale or Amari, Sasrogarn and Grofzag. After he's taken care of, the dominion will face a much bigger threat.
You are saying that as if it is a bad thing.
Not yet!
Could you blame Grofzag if he did that?
Well, I mean he is betraying a frien... ''his close friend Sasrogarn - the friendship being the one thing whispered to be the only mistake he has ever made''
