: Mjarin, former hero of the wind age, becomes corrupted by
: the leveller, because the Leveller can't poses him
: because he's still alive, he the joins Warlocks,
: becomes leader.
This doesn't even make sense. Surely if you're corrupted by the Leveller it means you are the Leveller. Also, you're using a non sequitur in your argument. Because he can't be possessed he becomes the Warlock leader. Hunh?
: When the Levellers power reaches its peak, he was
: supposed to posses Mjarin, but Mjarin isn;t so hot on
: being killed and possesed, so he makes a deal, I give
: you Moagim, you teach me Magic. so he ressurects
: Moagim, maybe he found the body and head and attachted
: someone elses arms or something.Moagim teaches him the
: magics, however Mjarin plots against Moagim, because
: he is not the Leveller he seeks conquest not death.
: This explains his un-Levellerish actions and makes
: Myth III make allot more sense really.
I don't like the idea of Mjarin communicating with the Leveller. You're either corrupted and therefore possessed by the Leveller or not considered worthy to be the Leveller. If Mjarin was worthy, he would be, he wouldn't have a choice. Also, making a deal with the Leveller? Doubtful.
"When the Levellers power reaches its peak" In what form? Surely if he's powerful, he is already embodied so he wouldn't need Mjarin. Without a body, the Leveller has no way of gaining power. Or did you mean when the time came for a new Leveller to emerge. In which case, it's the cycle! Mjarin wouldn't have a choice! You make it seem as though Mjarin is more powerful than the Leveller spirit which I really don't like. This is why I've been somewhat reluctant to post this before explaining my point of view. I've just been too lazy to express that until now.
