: Well, you can't expect GURPS to custom-make its books and
: take account of exactly how many units happened to die
: when you played the game.
: Besides, unit death in Myth is always iffy. Many times
: (from Relic to The Summoner, for example) a small
: group of units can be almost wiped out, and then
: magically appear at full strength in the next level. I
: suppose the most reasonable explanation story-wise is
: that most of those units were merely grievously
: wounded, and treated between levels. Even that's not
: possible between Relic and The Summoner, but maybe The
: Deceiver gave them a quick magical heal in the midst
: of of teleporting them.
: --SiliconDream
Just like with Mauriac- it's possible that he could get killed in TFL, but he is still alive Myth2 just the same. Hell, it's even possible for Alric to die (in The Five Champions) and he'll still appear in later levels. Besides, on the subject of Herons, if all 76 under your command died, lets face it, you almost certainly would have lost the campaign anyway. GURPS makes the assumption that whoever was commanding the Light troops in Myth2 was actually a halfway decent general.
