FfH trivia game thread

[TheJopa]

1)Lugus
2)Nemed
3)Junil
4)Sirona
5)Seven pines
6)Ceridwen
7)Mulcarn

 

[Kael]

1)Lugus
2)Nemed
3)Junil
4)Sirona
5)Seven pines
6)Ceridwen
7)Mulcarn

4 right

 

[Corlis]

1. Danalin (Complete guess, but rationality seems to coincide with calmness)
2. Agares (Also a wild guess)
3. Junil
4. Sirona
5. Seven Pines
6. Ceridwen
7. Mulcarn

 

[Kael]

1. Danalin (Complete guess, but rationality seems to coincide with calmness)
2. Agares (Also a wild guess)
3. Junil
4. Sirona
5. Seven Pines
6. Ceridwen
7. Mulcarn

4 right

 

[KillerClowns]

1)Dagda
*2)Arawn
*3)Junil
4)Sirona
*5)Seven pines
*6)Ceridwen
*7)Mulcarn

1) Lugus
*2) Arwan
*3) Junil
4) Ceridwen
*5) Seven Pines
*6) Ceridwen
*7) Mulcarn? (Guess stealing here...)

Both were 5 right, and I'm guessing the common threads (marked by *) were the five correct...
So...

1) Oghma
*2) Arwan
*3) Junil
4) Mammon
*5) Seven Pines
*6) Ceridwen
*7) Mulcarn? (Guess stealing here...)

P.S. if you tell me #4 was a trick question and the answer was "Agares," I am going to mail you a bobcat.

 

[Kael]

Both were 5 right, and I'm guessing the common threads (marked by *) were the five correct...
So...

1) Oghma
*2) Arwan
*3) Junil
4) Mammon
*5) Seven Pines
*6) Ceridwen
*7) Mulcarn? (Guess stealing here...)

P.S. if you tell me #4 was a trick question and the answer was "Agares," I am going to mail you a bobcat.

7 right! Those are the answers. I'll see if I can get the full story posted this weekend.

 

[Nikis-Knight]

3. Who argued most strongly that Gabella should be unmade for refusing to become Nemed's wife?

Sound harsh, but I think he was proven right.

 

[Corlis]

Sound harsh, but I think he was proven right.

On the other hand, Arawn predicted that she'd be put under undue stress because of her immortality, so one could argue that it partly the gods' fault for making her that way. In the end, Junil was right that she should have been unmade, but perhaps more because that would be the kinder than letting her live forever, not because she rejected a reasonable command.

 

[Nikis-Knight]

Yeah, you're right. The punishment doesn't fit the crime, although from the gods point of view she was rejecting what she was made for, so why keep her around? In any case, so ended up being quite looney.

 

[KillerClowns]

Alrighty, then, I suppose it's my turn. An easy one, but here goes:
There are two evil leaders in Fall From Heaven who are beyond redemption from evil. Who are they?

 

[MagisterCultuum]

The only leader who I know has been stated to be beyond redemption is Tebryn Arbandi, whose soul is Ceridwen's property. However unlikely, I think even Hyborem could be redeemed.

 

[KillerClowns]

The only leader who I know has been stated to be beyond redemption is Tebryn Arbandi, whose soul is Ceridwen's property. However unlikely, I think even Hyborem could be redeemed.

Small misunderstanding; I'm actually referring to game mechanics. I should have been clearer... but "what two evil leaders can't become Good" doesn't sound half as awesome...

 

[black_imperator]

Auric and Hyborem

 

[KillerClowns]

Auric and Hyborem

Yeah, that'd be the ones.

 

[MagisterCultuum]

Don't forget about Dumannios, Riuros, Anagantios, Judecca, Sallos, Ouzza, Meresin, Statius, or Lethe.

 

[Kyzarc Fotjage]

Couldn't Hyborem switch to Order every turn, as long as someone is willing to use a missionary every turn? And couldn't he switch to Empyrean or Runes and become neutral?

 

[Kael]

Couldn't Hyborem switch to Order every turn, as long as someone is willing to use a missionary every turn? And couldn't he switch to Empyrean or Runes and become neutral?

I dont think so. He and Auric (and Cassiel) are weighted at -100 for the other religions, meaning they cant switch to them even if they are in their cities.

 

[MagisterCultuum]

The same could be said of Dumannios, Riuros, Anagantios, Judecca, Sallos, Ouzza, Meresin, Statius, or Lethe...or Minister Koun (if the event spawning him happened to an evil civ) now that I think of it.

 

[civ_king]

I decided to necro

What civ had it's race changed when Implemented and why?

 

[MagisterCultuum]

Do you mean the Svartalfar changing from PROMOTION_ELF to the essentially identical PROMOTION_DARK_ELF, so they could have different art?