: So of the three Fallen Lords you fought post-Trow, two
: had Trow and one didn't. :-)
: The placement of Trow makes sense...they fight with
: Myrdred, their acquaintance; they fight with Balor,
: their savior; and they fight against the Forest
: Giants, their old enemies.
: No, we don't see the Watcher using them, but surely he
: knew about them nonetheless. Though of course he's
: good at overruling his feelings for the sake of a
: mission...if he could work alongside The Deceiver, he
: could work alongside the Trow.
: The Watcher was a prominent mage in the Wind Age...and
: was around for ages before that if he's a Callieach.
: The Trow were at the height of their power, ruling the
: entire continent, surely they'd nail Bahl'al at some
: point? He's not exactly the stealthy type. :-)
: --SiliconDream
The Watcher obviously did not use them very often at least. He had NONE there with him when he was stoned *no pun hehe* and you had to kill him. You'd think his shade would leave some trow there to help. Or when he is fighting the deceiver.
And you must remember that during the Wind Age, very probabally both sides wanted to destroy the other, but never had the chace. If the trow went out to destroy the watcher, he could kill sufficient Trow to make their empire open to rebellion and invasion (also, since they dont have babies I think...) and likewise, the watcher would be crushed by an all-out assault. I think perhaps both sides were waiting for the right moment; best possible time. Kinda like taking the flag in lmoth on a 6 player game at 6 mins vs. 5 seconds.
