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Of all deities, they should oppose the Chaos the most. Are they secretly in league with the Chaos? How could Yelm accept the Red Goddess as his daughter? Isn't Chaos the ultimate rebellions against cosmic order?

It seems only the air gods are gaining power from others.

Does that mean Umath has power over rain and lightening, too?

It seems their characters, and even policies, are very different from each others.

Have wondered Orlanth has taken these powers from other gods, or held immanent power over them.

Didn't the False Dragon Ring teach the EWF and benefitted from it? If Void and Chaos are different, where the Dragons are coming and going?

I hope to reply on your discussions in due time.

Do the air gods possess inherent power over rain and lightening, respectively domains of water and sky deities?

How many Lunar Immortals do exist, and how many of them are known to us? Is there any information on them? Are there any known Lunar Heroes who partook in the Battle of the Castle Blue aside from the future Red Emperor and Great Sister? Do we know anything about Egi? Hoping upcoming Lunar book covers at least some of them, however unlikely the prospect is. Why there are so few Lunar Heroes during the Hero War? The Red Emperor, Jar-eel, and any else? Are there any known human Blue Moon heroes after the Time?

Why the Tapping is deemed immoral? Tapping sapient creatures might be considered immoral, especially if they are humans. But why tapping spirits or inanimate objects has to be bad? Abuse of tapping could cause environmental detorioration and ecosystem collapse as the Vadeli did on their territories, for sure, but it dosen't explain why the very practice is condemned to be immoral, even abominable. Modern world generally does not condemn regulated exploitation of the natural world to be immoral, and the ancient world had no notions of animal rights or ecosystem preservation.

It is said he wanders the world incognito. If that is not a metaphor, don't such acts breach compromise? Donandar is not some obscure minor god or spirit, but the high god of music and entertainment, immensely popular among diverse array of peoples.

A few questions on Sorcery. Is the Sorcery the most difficult to learn, but potentially the most flexible and powerful magic system? Are Sorceries practiced in the East and Fonrit indigenous, or spread by the God Learners? As a formal territory of the Artmali and Vadeli empires, Fonrit might have always practiced a branch of Sorcery, but how the Sorcery has come into its own in the East? Do the East Isles practice Sorcery, too? Earth Priestess narration sounds unusually hostile to Sorcery. It makes a stark contrast to the condescending remarks on other cults, and the voice on the Chaos is remarkably subdued. Is some kind of coping mechanism?

Wondering how kind was fate to the original inhabitants of Danmalastan outside of the six tribes. Are they mostly exterminated or enslaved? But sedentary peoples have expanded out from their homeland throughout history. Did the Tadeniti invent flensing technique after the onset of Vadeli war? How immortal are the Vadeli compared to their kins? It seems they partially relinquished their immortality for fertility and propagation. For instance, it is said the Vadeli need to eat their own children to maintain their accused immortality. The overall tone sounds as if you see Vadeli as much victims as perpetrators. Wondering you consider the Vadeli have been demonized by propaganda stories disseminated by their foes.

But brozne age China is far more interesting than the current krarolena...

Yes, that is legitimately terrifying...