Grant
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Garon Whited:
What would have happened to Erik if Aramon tested with his blessed sword? It's supposed to test the evil in mens hearts so evil people will be cut like a regular sword, those that are of lesser character will feel soul rending agony but suffer no wound, and good men will be untouched. Erik's a hero, but because of WHAT he is he does a lot of questionable things. Where does he fall?
Garon Whited
Since Aramon hasn't yet stuck Eric with the sword, the answer is <spoiler> left as an exercise in philosophy to the reader... at least for now. Unless Eric encounters Aramon again, WE MAY NEVER KNOW! BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!</spoiler>
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Grant
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Garon Whited:
Just finished reading luna and the genetic selection in the book got be thinking. Could Halar grab DNA from an alternate reality version of himself, make it as genetically perfect as possible, then splice it with 1st gen elf DNA to get the best of both species, then turn that soulless uber body into a nightlord and transfer his soul into it. Then, could he vampircally eat his old body to absorb all of its power?
Davidehon
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Garon Whited:
This question is a bit out of leftfield, but have you ever considered a crossover with the Dresden Files universe? I just can't get the idea out of my head. I mean Eric hops between worlds all the time. They are both strong, smart and authoritative hero-types with a dark side. Dresden is a snarky smartass while Eric is big on politeness. Dresden deals with ancient scary supernatural beings and Eric is one. Thoughts?
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