Vampires/Glas are not fomors right?

• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-19 23:52

  Quote from foreignreign;557736:

  Sounds about right, judging from what Riordan/Keaghan said about the soldiers in Ortel Castle.

  
  
  of course, Krunk explained it very clearly in his broken english (or whatever language for whatever version) to you. look at Vejosa's signature area (if it was her and she still has it) and she has quoted him.
• Chiyuri wrote on 2011-08-26 00:26

  Quote from Lan;557220:

  [video=youtube;f7ohUbMezZo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7ohUbMezZo[/video]

  
  
  you seem to be trying to prove that fomors are evil with this video, or atleast that's how I read it but I would like to remind you that all goblins in ainle are brainwashed/soul manipulated/inslaved by the vampires. Their actions can't really speak for the fomors.
• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-26 00:30

  Quote from Chiyuri;565387:

  you seem to be trying to prove that fomors are evil with this video, or atleast that's how I read it but I would like to remind you that all goblins in ainle are brainwashed/soul manipulated/inslaved by the vampires. Their actions can't really speak for the fomors.

  
  
  there are also goblins in Fomor Base, and there are no vampires there. all i see in the video is a Goblin Chief bringing down the iron hammer of justice on the evil human. true that the vampires seem to be a different clan and not part of the fomors, but they seem to have the same goal of eliminating the evil humans.
• Chiyuri wrote on 2011-08-26 00:33

  Quote from Kollin;565392:

  there are also goblins in Fomor Base, and there are no vampires there. all i see in the video is a Goblin Chief bringing down the iron hammer of justice on the evil human. true that the vampires seem to be a different clan and not part of the fomors, but they seem to have the same goal of eliminating the evil humans.

  
  In the storyline, the characters clearly said how the goblins in ainle only seem to act differently than goblins from everywhere else, as if they are possessed.
  
  But yea, I haven't played the game enough to know what the Fomor base is so I have no idea what the goblins there are like.
• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-26 01:52

  Quote from Chiyuri;565395:

  In the storyline, the characters clearly said how the goblins in ainle only seem to act differently than goblins from everywhere else, as if they are possessed.
  
  But yea, I haven't played the game enough to know what the Fomor base is so I have no idea what the goblins there are like.

  
  
  they carry bombs and spears and act just as stupid as the ones in Ainle, only slightly faster and less useless. the goblin bosses are actually combat capable unlike Chief Kali. stupid cannon goblins blowing me up from behind >.>
• Chiyuri wrote on 2011-08-26 02:04

  Quote from Kollin;565535:

  they carry bombs and spears and act just as stupid as the ones in Ainle, only slightly faster and less useless. the goblin bosses are actually combat capable unlike Chief Kali. stupid cannon goblins blowing me up from behind >.>

  
  
  I went to look at some videos of the Fomorien Base. The goblin atleast look alive there.
  
  In ainle they move as if not of their will and swing their weapon without really trying. Their fighting leave them full of openings as if they don't care about getting hit, heck one of the boss goblin seem to be rotting (and one of it's attack get you poison or something else)
• Conor wrote on 2011-08-26 12:57

  Quote from Zext;556687:

  Are the giant spiders fomors too? Were they like, forced into fomors or something? Like what exactly makes you a fomor? O-o

  
  Giant spiders haven't sided with the fomors, to my knowledge.
  All of the Giant Spiders we've fought got involved individually due to either side stepping on their turf, or fomorian possession.
• Excalibuurr wrote on 2011-08-26 18:10
  Alright. how is the Glas even remotely similar to Morrighan, I am sure she doesn't have four arms, blades bound to her hands, and a damn lizard head.
  And yes, any animals you fight in Vindictus are possessed by Fomors.
• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-27 00:44

  Quote from Excalibuurr;567015:

  Alright. how is the Glas even remotely similar to Morrighan, I am sure she doesn't have four arms, blades bound to her hands, and a damn lizard head.
  And yes, any animals you fight in Vindictus are possessed by Fomors.

  
  
  Glas was a failed Morrighan that the Pontiff Court tried to create, meaning of course its not gonna look like her, and to answer someone else question about the spiders, Wershandt (the white spider you kill in the tutorial, Tieve's pet) was controlled by the Fomors to cause havoc. the red Giant Spider, and the Laghodessa attack you because you are invading their territory, and The Queen was the mother of Wershandt and since you happily waltzed into his burial ground she decided to take revenge. other than Wershandt, the spiders had nothing to do with the Fomors. in fact, the spiders are supposed to be the allies of the Brotherhood, but due to all the crap happening they have since ceased the alliance.
• User495 wrote on 2011-08-27 03:37

  Quote from Kollin;557211:

  Fomor isnt a race, it is a group of races who have banded together to defeat the evil humans and their horrible goddess. ogres, kobolds, goblins, gnolls, etc. have all banded together to destroy the evil in their land.

  
  
  I thought they were both a race and a group of races?
  
  (the race being in the group too)
• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-27 03:45

  Quote from Sevian;567363:

  I thought they were both a race and a group of races?
  
  (the race being in the group too)

  
  
  nope, they are a group of races united under the great and almighty Cichol, who shall lead them to glorious victory over the vile humans and their corrupt goddess.
• User495 wrote on 2011-08-27 03:47
  then.. what about this?
  
  http://mabination.com/threads/23151-The-Fomor
• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-27 04:36

  Quote from Sevian;567383:

  then.. what about this?
  
  http://mabination.com/threads/23151-The-Fomor

  
  
  ja, forgot about Ingkells and the shadow mission monsters. my bad. i dont do alot of the things that deal with them, so i tend to forget they exist.
• Cathaoir wrote on 2011-08-28 01:58

  Quote from Kollin;567231:

  Glas was a failed Morrighan that the Pontiff Court tried to create, meaning of course its not gonna look like her,

  
  
  Wasn't Glas actually the failed summon of Morrighan by Brynn rather than Pontiff Court? It's mentioned in the side quest "A Magician's Secret." [spoiler] Nyle mentions

  Five years ago, some fool child tried to summon the
  
  goddess and bring Erinn to the world, all by himself.
  
  No one though he could succeed. So they paid the child
  no heed. But that boy was talented...
  
  He found a way to open the dimensional door in
  Catacomb. That night, many people died...
  
  That child was injured, too, and now he is confined
  to the magical protection offered by a Magic Laboratory.
  
  To leave that protection would mean certain death...

  
  
  Also, later in that conversation, Brynn mentions
  

  Of course not! I have forgotten nothing... I remember it
  all, all the vile events I am responsible for.

  
  
  In which Reilly responds
  
  

  Good! Good! Though...that night WAS fun...
  
  The monster with the legs. What fun he was to play
  
  with! A big toy!
  
  But we can't play here...

  
  
  Along with that, is an image that resembles the look of Glas.[/spoiler]
  
  After the events that Brynn was involved in, Pontiff did attempt to control Glas, in which Reilly sealed him away in the Catacombs when they failed.
  
  

  and to answer someone else question about the spiders, Wershandt (the white spider you kill in the tutorial, Tieve's pet) was controlled by the Fomors to cause havoc. the red Giant Spider, and the Laghodessa attack you because you are invading their territory, and The Queen was the mother of Wershandt and since you happily waltzed into his burial ground she decided to take revenge. other than Wershandt, the spiders had nothing to do with the Fomors. in fact, the spiders are supposed to be the allies of the Brotherhood, but due to all the crap happening they have since ceased the alliance.

  
  
  This is true. Brynn mentions that the spiders were allies of the Brotherhood.
• Kollin wrote on 2011-08-28 02:24

  Quote from Cathaoir;568422:

  Wasn't Glas actually the failed summon of Morrighan by Brynn rather than Pontiff Court? It's mentioned in the side quest "A Magician's Secret." [spoiler] Nyle mentions
  
  Also, later in that conversation, Brynn mentions
  
  
  In which Reilly responds
  
  
  
  Along with that, is an image that resembles the look of Glas.[/spoiler]
  
  After the events that Brynn was involved in, Pontiff did attempt to control Glas, in which Reilly sealed him away in the Catacombs when they failed.
  
  
  
  This is true. Brynn mentions that the spiders were allies of the Brotherhood.

  
  
  hmm, i dont remember the convo of "A Magician's Secret" very well since i havnt been that low lvl in a while, but i dont remember it like that. i misinterpreted it as him accidentally summoning the vampires to Ainle then. still though, the Pontiff court had something to do with it, regardless of if they summoned it or not.