: Tramist's mirror: an interesting little device.
: It is only mentioned once (I think) But it adds whole new
: complex and most certainly mind boggling aspect to
: Myth. Just think, any of your favorite fallen lords,
: avatara, or severed heads (if it died, of course) with
: the exception of Balor, whose head is currently
: falling forever in the great devoid, and shiver who
: had already gone through it and been killed only to
: supposedly blow the deciever to bits.
The mirror doesn't require that the recipient's body be intact. It just grabs a soul out of the ether and makes it corporeal. Shiver used to be a beautiful maiden (see postgame loss screen from "A Traitor's Grave"), but her soul is ugly, so now the corporeal form of her soul is ugly as well. So just because Balor's head is falling down a bottomless pit doesn't mean that his soul can't be grabbed off the ether (though he would probably be Connacht again then, since The Leveler has left him). Unless, of course, Balor's soul is still bound in the physical world by his still-living head. Can he leave his head if he wants? Or is he trapped in it, forever falling down the Great Devoid?
: Lets see, how
: many avatara could we have floating around at once? or
: how many former LEVELERS could we have in one
: spot?(Not all of the Levelers heads got tossed into
: botomless pits) Not to mention that as long as their
: bodies are roughly intact, sorcerers can be resurected
: into undeath. And then most likely re-resurected
: through the mirror. But who has the Mirror? lets see,
: shiver: dead Soulblighter:dead Deciever:dead, I
: guess.., Phelot:alive and kicking and loyal to the
: Deciever. so, it he actually dead, or does he just
: want phelot to give him a trip through the magic
: mirror?
I think the mirror is still back in Soulblighter's temple, along with other scary relics like his Tain shard.
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