: Heh, funny you should mention... I was actually with
: Creation at the time TSG was being made, and wrote a
: rather large big of back-story that only found its way
: into the game piecemeal, tying it in to the known
: lands of Myth. (it was originally a completely
: separate universe based off of a novella another
: Creationer, Jack as I recall, wrote). The Dwarves came
: there in airships, most humans fleeing from Yer'Ks,
: and the Northmen of course are Berserks, who like the
: 'Ks sailed around the poles (It's on the direct
: opposite side of the world from Myth, and it's
: actually another continent as I recall). Elves and
: Goblins were the only two native species.
: Also, I wonder how many other people missed this - Gorlan
: IS the Goblins' emperor. (I can't claim credit for
: that part, all I did was connective backstory). The
: whole of TSG is Gorlan's prophecies, and as you recall
: he is amazed that he can see himself in the future,
: because you're not supposed to be able to see yourself
: in prophecies! But he CAN'T seem to focus on the
: Emperor. And toward the end, if you listen to the
: wording of the journals, he seems to be going a
: little... nuts. In his final prophecy, that one Goblin
: general whose name I can't recall screams
: "GORLAN!" into the spacetime portal
: thing.... the same scream which awoke Gorlan from his
: first prophecy. Then he leaves to visit the Goblins,
: and leaves his possessions, name, and title with his
: apprentice, according to tradition... THAT is the
: Gorlan you see in the game. And remember that these
: journals were written PRIOR to the events foreseen in
: the prophecy. He goes to see the Goblins and makes the
: whole damn war happen, slowly losing his mind.
: Cool huh?
: Nah, that's too black and white. I like the good ending
: actually being bad too. Now I just need a th
you should at least consider some of the units that are in the seventh god, because thay are as good if not better than some of the bungie units, and the variety would be awsome.
Gothmog
