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14th May '13 8:22:25 PM ProfessorJack

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** Remember, this is a multiverse, so [[spoiler:The seneschal was challenged many from many different worlds, sending dragons to many different worlds. At least one dragon-arisen pair would probably be left over to challenge the new seneschal. If the entire multiverse is restored to peace, then likely the same process that made the first dragon would make the second one. Personally, I think the former is what's happening, and only one world is restored.]]
**Entirely wrong. The game tells you how this works. Seneschal gets sick of being god. he creates a dragon. dragon marks Arisen. Arisen dies like a bitch. Dragon marks an arisen. Arisen pussies out and sells their girlfriend. Dragon creates arisen. Arisen tells the dragon to fuck right off, goes to get drunk in a cave. Dragon marks Arisen. Arisen kills the dragon, gets bored with life and jumps in a hole. Seneschal kills Arisen, throws them back as the latest dragon some time later. New Dragon marks more Arisen. After a few false starts, dragon comes back and marks arisen. Arisen kills dragon. Arisen kills and replaces seneschal. Seneschal gets bored and makes a new dragon out of one of the other arisen.

17th Jan '13 2:59:18 PM NinjaE8825

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10th Jan '13 4:16:03 PM DivineDeath

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3rd Dec '12 11:25:37 PM kasuke06

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3rd Nov '12 8:58:31 PM TheFan

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* Maybe I'm just an idiot, but it seems to me there's [[spoiler: a logical break in the cycle. The concept is, dragon appears, makes several Arisen over period of time, one Arisen finally kills dragon, world breaks, Arisen is forced to find the Senechal, Arisen kills Senechal to take his place or dies and becomes a new dragon. World at peace, or rinse and repeat. Thing is, when an Arizen beats the Senechal, why would there ever be another dragon? The world is at peace, no dragon to make any more Arizen, how could a new Arisen possibly come to be, much less end up losing to the Senechal? How did the next dragon appear after Savan and our Arisen did their jobs?]]
** Remember, this is a multiverse, so [[spoiler:The seneschal was challenged many from many different worlds, sending dragons to many different worlds. At least one dragon-arisen pair would probably be left over to challenge the new seneschal. If the entire multiverse is restored to peace, then likely the same process that made the first dragon would make the second one. Personally, I think the former is what's happening, and only one world is restored.]]

28th Oct '12 12:19:14 AM Bishop999

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4th Sep '12 8:36:53 AM AtlasEXE

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