: During the wolf age or the wind age? Balor and the
: watcher had to combine there forces to finally destroy
: Muirthemne during the wolf age. If you will recall a
: pre-game pic right before the Iblis crown on myth 2,
: it is of Balor, in the throne room of Muirthemne, and
: he is inraged because he had not captured the real
: crown. We know the Watcher was there because it was he
: that killed the last of the great avatara of the east,
: forgot the poor souls name.
Mazzarin. To quote, "The seventh wave of Thrall stumbled and climbed over the slippery, piled dead and Mazzarin saw The Watcher with them and at last knew the number of his days."
: Any-way, the Watcher would have needed to rebuild his
: army, and the freshest supply of bodes was at
: Muirthemne. Balor probably headed back to Rhi'anon,
: content that the last of the major obstacles in the
: east had been cleared and that his leutenents could
: handle the weak western nations.
: That leaves four fallen lords to account for.
Five. Balor is not a Fallen Lord, he's the Leveller. There are six Fallen; Damas (Soulblighter, Twice Born), Bahl'al (The Watcher, Mad Goat of the Fens), Ravanna (Shiver, The Voiceless One), Myrdred (The Deceiver, Source of the Five Hundred Poisons), and the two we never meet or hear of, Bonesplitter and The Faceless Man. You've only mentioned The Watcher, leaving the other five to account for.
:Before anyone rebukes me for leaving the Deceiver
:out of my equation let me say this. I don't know
:if the Deceiver even exsisted until after the fall
:of Muirthmni. Wasn't he the reincarnation of the
:avitara that the watcher killed there?
He was one of the Avatara of the Wind Age, yes, but he was bent to Balor's will, not killed and reanimated. If he had been, that would make him a Shade and not a Fallen Lord.
