: No! Souless actually have capabilities to think. Read the
: prologue to "Ambush at Devil's Overlook" It
: says that Souless were confused and didn't know what
: to do. If the Watcher had total control over the
: souless, he would tell them exactly what to do.
: Instead, they kinda just are lost, which meanst that
: the Watcher doesn't always have direct control over
: them, which means they must have some thinking ability
: (though minimal).
Ah, but the Soulless are Soulblighter's babies!
From the Myth II manual:
"One of Soulblighter's most successful experiments with reanimation, it is hardly surprising that he has brought more of them along this time. "
Hence Soulblighter's name :-)
The Soulless are souls souls stolen by sorcery, mind without form instead of form without mind (like Thrall). Ghosts, basically.
: Don't know. First, I'll play the level. I actually went
: out today looking for Myth 2 with intent to buy, but
: the place I went didn't have it.
Phelot is the one who frees the first couple bowmen who get the prison break going. And on "Shiver", he turns on Shviver (who he appears to be serving at that point) and destroys her entire army, letter Myrdred kill her.
: That and the deciever was light during Connacht's reign,
: the Watcher was dark during Connacht's reign. Maybe
: the Deciever was the one who ultimately defeated the
: Watcher?
Nope, the Deceiver was an avatara of the Wolf Age, when Balor reigned; Connacht ruled the Wind Age before that. (Thus he had to have been turned to the Dark during the Wolf Age or the Sword Age).
