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| Qilintha |
Posted - 05 Dec 2017 : 00:09:29
Hi again, I have a curiosity about the Deathstaff because in the Grand History of Realms , they are referred as multiple ones.
546 DR Year of the Rusted Sabre
The Halruaan wizard Gulkuluster begins creating a series of powerful wands
that bear his name and are known as Deathstaffs.
However in other entries it's referred to there being only one. It's considered a major artifact soo why the change? Also...would be other Deathstaffs indentical to the one we know about...or different?
What do you think? As usual thanks a lot in advance for your support. |
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| cpthero2 |
Posted - 01 Mar 2020 : 07:40:10
Explorer Markustay and Master Krashos,
So, to confirm, there is only one, but there were typo's on the timeline, and the idea given is a way to resolve that inconsistency?
Best regards,
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Originally posted by Markustay
Maybe make a minor name change - have the lesser, multiple items called 'Deathstaves', and just have the singular, greater artifact be the Deathsaff. (so different things altogether).
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| Qilintha |
Posted - 05 Dec 2017 : 11:37:01
Mmm seems like a good idea! Thanks for your advice. |
| George Krashos |
Posted - 05 Dec 2017 : 05:26:16
quote:
Originally posted by Markustay
Maybe make a minor name change - have the lesser, multiple items called 'Deathstaves', and just have the singular, greater artifact be the Deathsaff. (so different things altogether).
The original was a wand and is detailed in Ed's Wyrms of the North article in Dragon #246 (Malaeragoth). It was changed to an artifact and a staff in the Shining South accessory (3E). Markustay's suggestion is a good one. The artifact was Gulkuluster's original crafting while the others were crafted by his apprentices and descendants.
-- George Krashos |
| Markustay |
Posted - 05 Dec 2017 : 02:13:22
Maybe make a minor name change - have the lesser, multiple items called 'Deathstaves', and just have the singular, greater artifact be the Deathsaff. (so different things altogether). |
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