: What remaining Fallen Lords? The remaining Fallen Lords
: were killed after the Great War. Shiver and the
: Watcher were already dead; Soulblighter was thought to
: be dead. The Deceiver was hunted down and thought
: killed, but he's only one Fallen Lord. So the Lurker,
: and the Faceless Man were hunted down too, and I'm
: inclined to think that since Shiver's soul was left
: floating after her defeat by Rabican that it was
: simply yanked out onto the aether and the Voiceless
: One died on the spot there too.
: So the Fallen are dead. ALL of them! (Well, almost).
: Shiver and Myrdred did not fake their deaths and run
: away to have MAD TRO-MYRM CEX, the Watcher didn't
: stage a dummy there and hide in the Dire Marsh to
: regain his forces, and the Faceless Man and Lurker and
: Voiceless One are all DEAD DEAD DEAD. Soulblighter's
: heart is still beating in his temple in the Untamed
: lands... but a lot of good it'll do without a body or
: the ability to turn into crows.
I quote GURPS: "The Lurker: Little is known of this Fallen Lord, OR HER FATE." nuff said.
Judging from GURPS, I would guess that only a handful of scholars and mages even know of the existence of the Faceless Man, if that. (the only reference to him in GURPS is that "It could be that Shiver and (the Voiceless One) are the same... and the last Fallen Lord has yet to be revealed!")
I'm inclined to agree with you about the Watcher really being dead. Hell, he was SEEN being shot with those bone arrows!
Shiver: Dead. But has been resurrected twice already...
The Deciever: Who knows?
Soulblighter: Currently dead, but is a major villain, so probably has some contingency plan to get himself a new body.
Those Fallen Lords that have survived will probably lie low for a while, having seen Soulblighter's defeat, but, should an opportunity of gain arise, they will be there.
As for the plural Fallen Lords having been destroyed after the great war, remember that all this is being seen from a Light perspective. People don't like the idea of there being an Anchient Evil on their doorstep, so Alric probably sponsors the idea that the decemation of the army of one of the Fallen equates with their death. I'm not sure if Soulblighter had any significant forces left afer the battle at the Great Devoid, but if so, once they were destroyed, people would most likely assume that he had been killed in the melee. The same could apply to any of the other Fallen, though some think that the Lurker and the Faceless Man were operating outside the known lands.
