: whoa back up.
: What dreams did Balor have?
The Call-down-big-green-bolts-of-lightning-capable-of-blasting-your-entire-army-to-bits dream and the Teleport-loads-of-severed-heads dream. Okay, maybe not the second one, but the first is a good deal more powerful than the other dreams in the arsenals of sorcerers we've seen, and hence I for one would class it as dream magic.
: what dreams does Kyrilla have?
I don't know, I haven't played Chimera.
: we know that the fallen probably have dreams, but besides
: the deciever and shiver what are they.
The Watcher: Dream of Unlife?
: The ghol priests and the trow priests are a creation of
: myth III, so they might not be truly able to use
: dreams. (Since MJ makes a few other mistakes,
: misintreptations)
GURPS tells us that the Ghols have possession of the Crom Cruach idol, believed by some to be the runestone of the rotting mist dream. And if the Ghols can master one dream, who's to say they can't control a second (ie. the savage wind dream)
: A trow might be able to, but a ghol?
: That's too funny.
Ghols may be barbaric, but they actually show a remarkable degree of cunning and intelligence. Like not rushing straight into the teeth of your bowfire like the supposedly more intelligent Dwarves do in Shadow of the Mountain.
Heck, they can even use cannons.
: Seraph
