: I believe that he was not as tough as he used to be, when
: he came back, too. It makes sense: he was so powerful
: in the olden days that Connacht couldn't kill him, he
: could only do the next best thing which was to trap
: him.
: Then when he comes back, after so long, he had to gather
: his old abilities back. Because if he was as strong as
: he used to be, he could have nailed the Deceiver, and
: Alric I think.
: Kind of like how after Balor was destroyed, the Fallen
: had to regain some of their powers. In the meantime
: some were killed and others like Myrdred were hunted
: down.
: -Welly
exactly. If he killed Mazzarin, he should have had no problem with alric OR the deceiver. Though I'm very confident that the deceiver is an extroadinarily powerful individual, i think his powers were of a different nature than the watchers, and combat-wise the watcher (pre-imprisonment) was THE force to be reckoned. Like a combination of Soulblighters fighting skills and Shivers battle-magery.
