The Fomor

• Vejosa wrote on 2011-03-26 16:25
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  After the second war authority is handed to Lugh who was Militian, shortly after more Militians come to erinn and completely take over the economy and world.
  
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  The Gods, mainly nuadha devised a plan to use the miltians and the soulstream for thier own purpose. The miltian race however was soon used by Morrigan for her own purposes, simular to how the fomor was used for her own purpose.
  
  But what where the gods plan for the soulstream?
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  The age of the gods is ending, Tir Na Nog, land of paradise and land of the gods. Is currupted and the Purification of the Caliburn which will make the Darkness of Caliburn completely light will purify it and thus extend the life of the gods, Irind tried to re-create paradise in Iria but failed to do so after the dragons became currupt and soon after them the elves and giants.
  
  Neamhain's goal is to create Tir Na Nog, and so is Cichol, however Cichol wants Tir na Nog to be for the fomor and not the gods, destruction of the soulstream will bring to an end the age of the gods and thier ideals for the soulstream (killing the Miltian race in the process the biggest threat to all races in erinn) and create a land for the fomor in the process, a Blood Purification.
• Fyois wrote on 2011-03-26 17:01
  A thought occurred to me the other day. Whoever mentioned they thought Morrighan created Cichol, did you mean that she created him from scratch? Or that Cichol was given power by MOrrighan?
• Dracius wrote on 2011-03-26 17:28

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  A thought occurred to me the other day. Whoever mentioned they thought Morrighan created Cichol, did you mean that she created him from scratch? Or that Cichol was given power by MOrrighan?

  
  
  Morrighan couldn't possibly have enough power to create a being like Cichol. If she did, then she wouldn't need to use other races to carry out her beliefs.
  
  Although, maybe that's how she became blind (Unless you figure that out in later generations, I'm still stuck on G10)
• Fyois wrote on 2011-03-26 19:11
  No, there's no good reason given why she's blind. Though the wiki article does have this stupid line
  
  "Later on in G12, Morrighan's eyes are revealed, but only when she is in battle or preparing for attack. Naturally, Morrighan is blind, and so her skills are mainly defensive and her offensive attack is using a flight of Ravens/Crows"
  
  Yeah, why is it natural?
• Sauron wrote on 2011-03-26 19:13

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  No, there's no good reason given why she's blind. Though the wiki article does have this stupid line
  
  "Later on in G12, Morrighan's eyes are revealed, but only when she is in battle or preparing for attack. Naturally, Morrighan is blind, and so her skills are mainly defensive and her offensive attack is using a flight of Ravens/Crows"
  
  Yeah, why is it natural?

  Well if you have no light in your eyes for 30 days, you can go blind because they aren't working. Maybe she's held her eyes closed so long that it's just happened.
• Dracius wrote on 2011-03-26 19:23

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  Well if you have no light in your eyes for 30 days, you can go blind because they aren't working. Maybe she's held her eyes closed so long that it's just happened.

  
  
  I think she had her eyes closed BECAUSE she's blind.
  
  That's why some blind people in the real world wear black glasses.
• Morrigan wrote on 2011-03-26 19:36
  Very very interesting topic, I've always loved Mythology. Thanks Vejosa, you seem like a real expert on Mabinogi Mythology :o
  
  Edit: Also, I think Morrighan was blind for a while, I mean shes the goddess of war. Its easy to become blind in a fight or two
• Sauron wrote on 2011-03-26 20:28
  Chisuke has a good point, although, it doesn't really seem like gods can be injured except for a Certified God Killer, such as brionac, or if they give up their immortality like Macha.
• Zeo wrote on 2011-03-26 20:44
  Where did the people get idea from saying G15 will have more back-story about the gods/goddesses? o.O
• Fyois wrote on 2011-03-26 20:45

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  Where did the people get idea from saying G15 will have more back-story about the gods/goddesses? o.O

  
  
  Admittedly, I brought that point up. Like I said I thought I read somewhere on the wiki that his resurrection is being under taken in one of the gens this chapter.
• Zeo wrote on 2011-03-26 20:47

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  Admittedly, I brought that point up. Like I said I thought I read somewhere on the wiki that his resurrection is being under taken in one of the gens this chapter.

  
  
  Oh I see. I wondered what is going to happens to Neamhain as well in this chapter as well.
• Fyois wrote on 2011-03-26 20:52
  Well don't get too excited, because I can't find where it was mentioned now.