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Azrakhor Akallabeth · 04-12-2011, 02:28 PM

It may also be worth it to bear in mind, when considering Curunir's's fate, that he also, like Gorthaur, poured out his spirit and power into the making of a ring and the dominion and control of lesser beings, along with the dark sorcery involved in genetic manipulation. The degree to which he himself had dissipated and distributed his native power is unknown, but what CAN be known by these tidbits of evidence is that whatever his fate, it appeared to be the same as that of Gorthaur because both became wisps of powerless shadows, bereft of form and substance, and not welcomed in any proper circles among decent folk.

04-12-2011, 02:28 PM	#23
Azrakhor Akallabeth Animated Skeleton Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 41	Re: Curunir It may also be worth it to bear in mind, when considering Curunir's's fate, that he also, like Gorthaur, poured out his spirit and power into the making of a ring and the dominion and control of lesser beings, along with the dark sorcery involved in genetic manipulation. The degree to which he himself had dissipated and distributed his native power is unknown, but what CAN be known by these tidbits of evidence is that whatever his fate, it appeared to be the same as that of Gorthaur because both became wisps of powerless shadows, bereft of form and substance, and not welcomed in any proper circles among decent folk.