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Re: The Forest Giant (Origin, etc.?)
Posted By: Dan Rudolph (helser-1028.res.iastate.edu)
Date: 10/23/1999 at 9:48 a.m.
In Response To: Re: The Forest Giant (Origin, etc.?) (sigma)
: I don't think this is a very conclusive argument, as we
: all know, it is possible to kill trow, and if they
: don't reproduce, how would more trow be created?
: Simple logic tells us that if the trow were around for
: ages, at least some of them had to have been killed,
: so would the trow population, not being able to
: reproduce, eventually dwindle to nothing?
Yes, they would. What's your point?
: Also, for there to be entire cities filled of trow, this
: would imply that their god, Nyx, created scores of the
: giants, but why would he do this if he could make just
: 2 and allow them to reproduce? Sure, the myth handbook
: and various other sources don't explicitly support
: this theory, but we should assume that even the gods
: in the Myth world have limited powers...
They do seem to be somewhat limited, but that doesn't mean it would be a lot of trouble to create a lot of Trow. A limited number would ensure that they don't grow out of Nyx's control. Or maybe, since they were an early race, Nyx hadn't figured out reproduction yet.
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