FfH trivia game thread
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orangelex44
Partisan
The Mirror itself, or the statue that held it?
Because the Mirror was extracted by some dwarves, while the statue holding the Mirror was taken from the Ljolsafar capitol city (I forget the name) by Alazkan and, to my surprise, Hemah.
Because the Mirror was extracted by some dwarves, while the statue holding the Mirror was taken from the Ljolsafar capitol city (I forget the name) by Alazkan and, to my surprise, Hemah.
Nikis-Knight
Deity
You were right but incomplete, Aoleleb. Maybe someone who played AoI could fill in the details.
Darksaber1
Secret Emperor
Malus and his crew resorted to also cannabalism, abd after he died, his spirit/corpse was dispeled/destroyed by Kylorin's soldiers so they could take his ship to sail to the island with one of Godslayers pieces.
Nikis-Knight
Deity
That piece was what Cassiel sent with them, or that was the implication anyway.
I was always a little pleased that I got a story of a murderous canabalistic pirate ghost into an E-rated retail game.
I was always a little pleased that I got a story of a murderous canabalistic pirate ghost into an E-rated retail game.
Darksaber1
Secret Emperor
Well, if I got it right, Open Floor
cyther
Lord of the Dance
Who is Calculpech?
Sofista
Deity
A wiped out RoK people?
MagisterCultuum
Great Sage
The gentle Calculpech built the Standing Stones, though they have long since fled to Kilmorph's vault. The wide eyed Calculpech and troublesome groundhogs once dwelt in the once beautiful valley Gower found ruined by the Godswar.
I'm thinking that Calculpech isn't a who, but rather a what -- some sort of earth elemental, Kilmorph's equivalent to Mulcarn's Frostlings. If I had to guess, I'd say the same is a combination of calculus (in the original meaning of little pebble) and the pech, a type of gnome-like creatures of Scottish mythology that are thought to have built the country's ancient stone megaliths.
I suppose it could also have been a human society loyal to Kilmorph that were wiped out before the creation of the Dwarves, but I prefer to see them as small earth elementals.
I'm thinking that Calculpech isn't a who, but rather a what -- some sort of earth elemental, Kilmorph's equivalent to Mulcarn's Frostlings. If I had to guess, I'd say the same is a combination of calculus (in the original meaning of little pebble) and the pech, a type of gnome-like creatures of Scottish mythology that are thought to have built the country's ancient stone megaliths.
I suppose it could also have been a human society loyal to Kilmorph that were wiped out before the creation of the Dwarves, but I prefer to see them as small earth elementals.
cyther
Lord of the Dance
Magister got it.
Sofista
Deity
(Hoping MC doesn't mind, as he hasn't asked a new question):
There's a city on Erebus, whose name means "silverware". Which one?
There's a city on Erebus, whose name means "silverware". Which one?
Kael
Deity
Argenteria.
What tech quote features a quote from a scenario? (and incidently was in versions of FfH long before the scenarios were added).
Kael
Deity
Yeap. What is the name of the only happy healthy married couple in Erebus?
thomas.berubeg
Wandering the World
Happy until the end? or happy until Demons came along out fo the floor and ruined everything?
Einion Logos's marriage
Einion Logos's marriage
Avahz Darkwood
Emperor
I know this isn't right 
but I have to say it...
Terbryn and Abashi (until death do they part *bada bada BING*)
but I have to say it...Terbryn and Abashi (until death do they part *bada bada BING*)
Kael
Deity
Nope, Einion did kill her after all.
MagisterCultuum
Great Sage
Hmm...this is a tough one. Most marriages here end rather badly. (I'm sure there must be more than 1 good marriage in Erebus though, just none worth mentioning.) The healthiest marriage I can think of right now is that between Kithra Kyriel's parents, where the husband was gladly accepted among the wife's people until he died 3 years later of a stomach flu. Neither of their names were given though.
Edit: I guess that if you win the Radiant Guard Scenario without betraying Basium that Mikel's marriage to Hallah might turn out happy and healthy enough.
Edit: I guess that if you win the Radiant Guard Scenario without betraying Basium that Mikel's marriage to Hallah might turn out happy and healthy enough.
Kael
Deity
Yeap, thats the only example of a happy marriage in Erebus that I know of. And only with that victory condition, should the player choose the other side it doesnt end nearly as nicely.
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