Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:50 am
Oh there are so many more reasons. Too many to list. But that asshole could at least fight back.William Wallet wrote:We all know that Alric is the most hated character in Myth.
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 1:53 am
The Watcher is the best of them all. Not only has he been around longer than any of them, he taught them that neat little trick that lets you make undead armies.
Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 5:07 am
Right on!William Wallet wrote:We all know that Alric is the most hated character in Myth.
Plus you can't help but feel like he's a bit powermad and stays on the Vigilence so he doesn't 'acciedently' die.
In my plugin I'm making, Alric goes powermad!
Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 4:28 am
Hax:(Horus â„¢ wrote:Tir wtf happened to the Nine Forums, it says there are no boards anymore...Tireces wrote:Btw there was similiar poll on The Nine's Forums long time ago.
Favourite Fallen Lord Poll on =IX= forums
Situation looks bit diffirent there.
Small chances for loading backup but still trying....
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 3:25 pm
Oh I'd have to say it was The Deciever i mean how many sorcerers do you know of that could beat the watcher. not even Mazzarin could do it but the deciever owned the watcher easily if i remember correctly.
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 7:28 pm
Actually Raist whilst is does say this
"...The Watcher had been the second or third most powerful sorcerer in living memory... these two had it out after the battle for Tyr... The Watcher barely survived."
-Deceiver Flavor Text, Myth II
The Journal also says this
"Although The Deceiver fought alongside Balor during the last war, he held no great love for the rest of The Fallen, nearly being killed by The Watcher in a legendary battle at Seven Gates."
And I forget where it's written but somewhere in TFL or SB it states that The Deceiver barely survived the battle for Tyr too.
Also lets not forget that the Watcher was still able to fight after the Battle for Tyr, but The Deceiver was defeated totally during the battle of Seven Gates (Tyr was a close draw with Dec having the upper hand, but at Seven Gates TW smashed Dec to pieces).
"...The Watcher had been the second or third most powerful sorcerer in living memory... these two had it out after the battle for Tyr... The Watcher barely survived."
-Deceiver Flavor Text, Myth II
The Journal also says this
"Although The Deceiver fought alongside Balor during the last war, he held no great love for the rest of The Fallen, nearly being killed by The Watcher in a legendary battle at Seven Gates."
And I forget where it's written but somewhere in TFL or SB it states that The Deceiver barely survived the battle for Tyr too.
Also lets not forget that the Watcher was still able to fight after the Battle for Tyr, but The Deceiver was defeated totally during the battle of Seven Gates (Tyr was a close draw with Dec having the upper hand, but at Seven Gates TW smashed Dec to pieces).
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 10:28 pm
Nah I'd tip the Watcher in a one-on-one.
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 10:29 pm
The Deceiver ain't all that. :/
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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 5:05 am
So its 1:1Horus â„¢ wrote:Actually Raist whilst is does say this
"...The Watcher had been the second or third most powerful sorcerer in living memory... these two had it out after the battle for Tyr... The Watcher barely survived."
-Deceiver Flavor Text, Myth II
The Journal also says this
"Although The Deceiver fought alongside Balor during the last war, he held no great love for the rest of The Fallen, nearly being killed by The Watcher in a legendary battle at Seven Gates."
but wait
In Myth 3 young avatara Myrdered defeated Bhal'al in dream duel.
"Grrrrr.... How could you have such power ?!?!?"
2:1 for Deceiverthen ?
Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 6:32 am
Not quite. Myth 3 would have to be good before I'd count anything it says.
Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 6:48 am
How come in Myth 3, it says Mydred defeated The Watcher in a dream duel whilst Myth TFL says that "when Balor freed The Watcher..." it just doesn't make sense!
Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 6:53 am
Hmmm I think that m3 explains Deceiver vs Watcher motiv quite well...William Wallet wrote:Not quite. Myth 3 would have to be good before I'd count anything it says.
Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 11:01 am
Not really. You can be 'defeated' and not 'dead'. He probably survived (just like after their fight at Tyr) and they had to put him somewhere, so they locked him underground at Kor.Lugas wrote:How come in Myth 3, it says Mydred defeated The Watcher in a dream duel whilst Myth TFL says that "when Balor freed The Watcher..." it just doesn't make sense!
Then Balor went and freed him - all too easily because he already knew where he was. Tadaa!
"Hmmm I think that m3 explains Deceiver vs Watcher motiv quite well..."
How do you mean?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 2:28 am
Ugh.. my damn lack of english knowlege 
Was just trying to say that M3 shows good how their hate 2 each other and rivaly starter;)
Was just trying to say that M3 shows good how their hate 2 each other and rivaly starter;)Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 10:04 am
It doesn't really.
Myrdred was working for Mjarin in M3...
and so was The Watcher...
It's a very lame attempt at showing why they hate each other.
Bahl'al wasn't locked underground at Kor, it was a Leveler's ashes that were buried under the "Mountains of Kor" - TW was imprisoned near Silvermines.
Myrdred was working for Mjarin in M3...
and so was The Watcher...
It's a very lame attempt at showing why they hate each other.
Bahl'al wasn't locked underground at Kor, it was a Leveler's ashes that were buried under the "Mountains of Kor" - TW was imprisoned near Silvermines.