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EDIT: As I thought about this, it occurred to me that it probably wouldn't make sense to have the overlords go out nad find all the old hives if they could just make new ones, but I also realized that the urgency of finding them could be more to keep ''other people'' from utilizing the minions, such as to prevent the possibility of a rival Overlord, or even the potential of Minions being used *gasp* FOR GOOD. So I'm putting this here in case anyone else thinks of the same fridge logic.
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[[WMG: a hypothesis on the origin and biology of Minions]]
They were the result of a magical experiment by the Black Baron, in an obviously-successful attempt to create a ruthless and endlessly renewable army of loyal sycophants. The Hives are actually magical organisms in their own right, just like the Minions themselves, who [[SoulEating eat the life force]] of other beings and convert it into another minion. If a Hive is ever destroyed, another minion of the corresponding tribe can metamorphose into a new one.
They were the result of a magical experiment by the Black Baron, in an obviously-successful attempt to create a ruthless and endlessly renewable army of loyal sycophants. The Hives are actually magical organisms in their own right, just like the Minions themselves, who [[SoulEating eat the life force]] of other beings and convert it into another minion. If a Hive is ever destroyed, another minion of the corresponding tribe can metamorphose into a new one.
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[[WMG: The Explosion of the Tower Heart caused Warhammer40k Warp to seep into the world and infect it]]
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[[WMG: The Explosion of the Tower Heart caused Warhammer40k ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' Warp to seep into the world and infect it]]
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[[spoiler:I know the Towerheart exploded when Greenheart AKA Emperor Solarius tried to steal but since it grows in power alongside the current Overlord it have overloaded when the Third became a God making it unstable in the first place. Now I'm not sure if this overloading was partially responsible for the Cataclysm or if it only made it worse ]]
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[[spoiler:I know the Towerheart exploded when Greenheart AKA Emperor Solarius tried to steal but since it grows in power alongside the current Overlord it could have overloaded when the Third became a God God, making it unstable in the first place. Now I'm not sure if this overloading was partially responsible for the Cataclysm or if it only made it worse ]]
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[[spoiler:I know the Towerheart exploded when Greenheart AKA Emperor Solarius tried to steal but since it grows in power alongside the current Overlord it have overloaded when the Second became a God making it unstable in the first place. Now I'm not sure if this overloading was partially responsible for the Cataclysm or if it only made it worse ]]
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[[spoiler:I know the Towerheart exploded when Greenheart AKA Emperor Solarius tried to steal but since it grows in power alongside the current Overlord it have overloaded when the Second Third became a God making it unstable in the first place. Now I'm not sure if this overloading was partially responsible for the Cataclysm or if it only made it worse ]]
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[[WMG: The Cataclysm]]
[[spoiler:I know the Towerheart exploded when Greenheart AKA Emperor Solarius tried to steal but since it grows in power alongside the current Overlord it have overloaded when the Second became a God making it unstable in the first place. Now I'm not sure if this overloading was partially responsible for the Cataclysm or if it only made it worse ]]
[[spoiler:I know the Towerheart exploded when Greenheart AKA Emperor Solarius tried to steal but since it grows in power alongside the current Overlord it have overloaded when the Second became a God making it unstable in the first place. Now I'm not sure if this overloading was partially responsible for the Cataclysm or if it only made it worse ]]
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-->''(Both overlord just stare at each other.) Gnarl: Family meetings are always akward''
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-->''(Both overlord just stare at each other.) Gnarl: Family meetings are always akward''awkward''
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[[WMG: The 8th Hero, was a Crutch Character]]
He joined the party early on to teach them the basics, but soon fell behind with only Oberon still trying to be his friend. This is why the overlord is noticeably weaker than any of the other "Hero's"
He joined the party early on to teach them the basics, but soon fell behind with only Oberon still trying to be his friend. This is why the overlord is noticeably weaker than any of the other "Hero's"
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[[WMG: The Entire Overlord position is a contract like a deal with the devil]]
In return for all the power, magic, and resources you could ever want all you have to do is process life force to make more minions and conquer the land. But nobody ever said for how long. The Overlord is not entirely himself, as part of the job there is an eternal urge to conquer and expand, this benefits the minions far more then you and once you become an overlord there is no way out except to be deposed or die.
In return for all the power, magic, and resources you could ever want all you have to do is process life force to make more minions and conquer the land. But nobody ever said for how long. The Overlord is not entirely himself, as part of the job there is an eternal urge to conquer and expand, this benefits the minions far more then you and once you become an overlord there is no way out except to be deposed or die.
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Cue the maniacal cackling that seems a little too enthusiastic. Proof that Gnarl wants to take the Overlord's power for himself? No. See, one of the first things Gnarl says in the first game is that he is a 'devoted servant of darkness.' He's not a servant of the Overlord. He's not interested in taking the power for himself. If you notice, the games start at the beginning of the Overlord's rise to power, and end immediately after the Overlord's dark domain is secured (or, in the case of the Third Overlord, after he gets locked in the Infernal Abyss). The truth is, the 'darkness' Gnarl serves is a force of change. Evil should never be complacent. It should always be about the rise to power, and it should never be about being comfortable on the throne. Gnarl probably orchestrated the fall of the Overlord who possessed the Wizard. Gnarl was probably the one who taught the jester the spells to open the doorways to the Infernal Abyss. Gnarl will almost certainly be responsible for whatever calamity kicks the Overlad off his throne. Oh, sure, he'll be there to advise and help the Overlord (whoever that might be at the time) in his rise to power, but the moment they become complacent and stop venturing out to conquer the lands in the name of EVIL, then as far as Gnarl is concerned, they stop being evil. Instead, they start being lazy... and Evil always finds a way.
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Cue the maniacal cackling that seems a little too enthusiastic. Proof that Gnarl wants to take the Overlord's power for himself? No. See, one of the first things Gnarl says in the first game is that he is a 'devoted servant of darkness.' He's not a servant of the Overlord. He's not interested in taking the power for himself. If you notice, the games start at the beginning of the Overlord's rise to power, and end immediately after the Overlord's dark domain is secured (or, in the case of the Third Overlord, after he gets locked in the Infernal Abyss). The truth is, the 'darkness' Gnarl serves is a force of change. Evil should never be complacent. It should always be about the rise to power, and it should never be about being comfortable on the throne. Gnarl probably orchestrated the fall of the Overlord who possessed the Wizard. Gnarl was probably the one who taught the jester the spells to open the doorways to the Infernal Abyss. Gnarl will almost certainly be responsible for whatever calamity kicks the Overlad off his throne. Oh, sure, he'll be there to advise and help the Overlord (whoever that might be at the time) in his rise to power, but the moment they become complacent and stop venturing out to conquer the lands in the name of EVIL, then as far as Gnarl is concerned, they stop being evil. Instead, they evil, and start being lazy... and Evil always finds lazy. And Gnarl is not a way.servant of laziness...
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