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Dracandos the Spellsage
Senior Scribe
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 Posted - 09 Dec 2003 : 01:22:59
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ok well mabey not Bookwyrm, but this is where i came up with that conclusion:
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Originally posted by MuadDib
The 'whoopee' in question I believe happens many times but most notably at the end of 'Elminster Making of a Mage'. They both confess they are in love with each other and they make love in this firey ball etc. She then accepts him as one of her chosen.
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Originally posted by Bookwyrm, you 
So yeah, it was an avatar of Mystra I that went (as MuadDib said) "whoopee" with Elminster.
so when was she in an avatar form other than the Time of Troubles? n im not meaning 2 sound like a jerk i just dont know that she ever has, thanks |
Death strips away the masks men don to hide their true nature - The Slayer's Guide to Undead
The Lord of Murder shall perish, but in his doom he shall spawn a score of mortal progeny. Chaos shall be sown from their passage - So Sayeth the Wise Alaundo
Whenever magic one doth weave, 'tis never ever wise to deceive - Elminster
Strength and power come from knowing and controlling what others do not, but never reveal all that you know - Vecna
I have been known to cast a blue mage spell now and again - Dracandos the Spellsage |
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MuadDib
Senior Scribe
South Africa
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Posted - 09 Dec 2003 : 05:29:40
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Dracandos the Spellsage: when they had sex the first time, which I assuem was in Making of a Mage, she took human form in the form of a mage female named Myrjla. This was not during the time of troubles, this was when Elminster was young, ie like a couple hundred years before the time of troubles. Hope this clarifies that.
And thanks for the help on the other questions 
As for whoopee, it was a joke at first. Didn't know it would catch on so quick. Apologies |
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Dracandos the Spellsage
Senior Scribe
466 Posts |
Posted - 09 Dec 2003 : 22:25:23
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| ah ok MuadDib, that info is very clarifying, i thank u |
Death strips away the masks men don to hide their true nature - The Slayer's Guide to Undead
The Lord of Murder shall perish, but in his doom he shall spawn a score of mortal progeny. Chaos shall be sown from their passage - So Sayeth the Wise Alaundo
Whenever magic one doth weave, 'tis never ever wise to deceive - Elminster
Strength and power come from knowing and controlling what others do not, but never reveal all that you know - Vecna
I have been known to cast a blue mage spell now and again - Dracandos the Spellsage |
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Lolth slayer
Acolyte
United Kingdom
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Posted - 10 Dec 2003 : 12:06:10
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Dracandos; As far as I can tell, the whole Mystra/Elminster thing (yes the "whoopee" if you insist) happened before the raising of the Mythal over Myth Drannor in about (i'm at work so there's no complete accuracy here) 200DR.
Hope that clears some things up |
I demand a recount! my contestant is a dope fiend!-
-Ahfera Derunadel, Gold elf mage after losing a magedual against a Red Wizard-
We can't stop here! This is Bat country!
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Dracandos the Spellsage
Senior Scribe
466 Posts |
Posted - 11 Dec 2003 : 01:38:50
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| hmm ok, thanks |
Death strips away the masks men don to hide their true nature - The Slayer's Guide to Undead
The Lord of Murder shall perish, but in his doom he shall spawn a score of mortal progeny. Chaos shall be sown from their passage - So Sayeth the Wise Alaundo
Whenever magic one doth weave, 'tis never ever wise to deceive - Elminster
Strength and power come from knowing and controlling what others do not, but never reveal all that you know - Vecna
I have been known to cast a blue mage spell now and again - Dracandos the Spellsage |
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Calrond
Learned Scribe
USA
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Posted - 21 Aug 2006 : 00:26:49
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I felt that Midnight, as Mystra, didn't take those memories from Elminster, because it was said that not many in the Realms had heard a goddess of magic crying. I thought that when she saw Elminster's willingness to serve her, including giving up a few especially happy memories, she saw her error and felt very sad because of it, therefore changing her mind and letting him keep the memories. That is just my interpretation of what it said though. From what I've seen, most people believe that she did in fact take those memories, but the scene cuts away once she starts crying. This can be seen in a few ways, and only Ed can answer for sure one way or another.
Personally, I feel as though she didn't take the memories, and her thinking that she had no choice but to erase them just shows how little she knew Elminster and how dedicated he was to her. |
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The Hooded One
Lady Herald of Realmslore
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Posted - 21 Aug 2006 : 01:12:24
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Bingo, Calrond: your last sentence is entirely correct and spot-on (not surprisingly, this is something we Knights have discussed in exhaustive detail with Ed).
love,
THO |
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Wandering_mage
Senior Scribe
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Posted - 21 Aug 2006 : 13:44:10
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| Bravo Calrond. Well said. :) |
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Neriandal Freit
Senior Scribe
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Posted - 21 Aug 2006 : 15:04:56
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I must admit just reading over most of these post, that Calrond the New has made an excellent summary in very few words after all of these most interesting posts.
Once more, well said Calrond :D
Edit: I keep reading over Calronds post because it's so properly and nicely put.. |
"Eating people is wrong...unless it's on the first date." - Ed Greenwood, GenCon Indy 2006 |
Edited by - Neriandal Freit on 21 Aug 2006 15:07:07 |
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