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: As mentioned earlier I'm not done with M3. And so far I
: only know that Mjarrin is the head of the warlocks,
: and Moagim Reborn is the leveler. (you can spoil it
: for me), I've yet to understand how Mjarin was also
: the leveler. But refering to what I explained,
: remember that according to that theory, the leveler
: isn't restricted to a specific hero. I think we (myth
: community) have actually came up with that theory way
: before M3.
It's not explained how Mjarin is the leveller. But, (since you've said you don't mind it being spoiled....
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There is no clear explanation as to how or why Mjarin is the Leveller - at the end, it is simply stated outright that Moagim Reborn is a resurrected puppet under Mjarin's control, while Mjarin is the real Leveller(check out the level hints at the final map, "Traitor" for a very amusing nudge to Scooby Doo..:). Interestingly enough, this Leveller appears to be the only one I know of that used a more circuitous behind-the-scenes approach to domination - ie. controlling Moagim Reborn behind the scenes, playing the Empire's forces against Moagim through his position as Imperial Adviser... the other Levellers were more visibly at the head of massive armies wreaking devastation. In fact, Mjarin's aim *seems* simply to get the Emperor out of the way so he can seize power over the Cath Bruig Empire(as seen in the defeat message of the final level...)... a
