07-26-2017, 10:11 AM
I think my reasoning was that Blackmoor Castle would always have been a key location in the North. This has to do with whatever those Sar-Aiugu did when they performed those primitive dark rituals on the rocks of Blackmoor milennia ago. And magic users would be even more attracted to that location. So if Goss did not control Blackmoor, that would have been a goal for him.
IMC I had:
The above is based in information from The Wizards Cabal, but I connected the the Mage War characters to specific locations, such as Vadaley being connected to the Peaks. I also made the Vadaley's leaders of the Red Coven and Dolmut (Kargas) became another name of Pissaic, from the FFC.
One idea for the village itself could be that there could be more remnants of Dolmut's work in the village back then.
-Havard
IMC I had:
Mage Wars Timeline Wrote:Year 815: Raddan Goss becomes the ruler of Blackmoor. Learning of Dolmut’s secrets, he begins using his magic to expand his territory, destroying a handful of mages ruling neighbouring lands. (Glendower, areas south of Blackmoor?) His actions enrage Duchy of the Peaks ruler Surrinya Vadaley. The Mage Wars begin.
The above is based in information from The Wizards Cabal, but I connected the the Mage War characters to specific locations, such as Vadaley being connected to the Peaks. I also made the Vadaley's leaders of the Red Coven and Dolmut (Kargas) became another name of Pissaic, from the FFC.
One idea for the village itself could be that there could be more remnants of Dolmut's work in the village back then.
-Havard
Currently Running: The Blackmoor Vales Saga
Currently Playing: Daniel S. Debelfry in the Throne of Star's Campaign
Currently Playing: Daniel S. Debelfry in the Throne of Star's Campaign