I assumed the big dog was nagafen too, buy maybe it is the leader of the
kobolds - kind of like the way Egyptian art depicts their kings as
physically larger than the rest of the rabble.
Technically Nagafen is a wyrm, a dragon is closer to a reptilian creature
than it is to a mammal like dogs or kobolds. I would expect to see the
Iksar of Kunark worshiping a dragon but not kobolds. Maybe goblins, what
the heck are they related to or derived from within the lore of Norrath?
Fire Giants? Well they do belong to the ancient race of Norrathian
creatures according to the lore of the land right? Dragons first then
Giants? Much later Elves and so forth...or am I getting confused with the
Silmarillion?
Of course I am being silly and thinking too hard about this.
Faras
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ryan Honeyman [mailto:honeyman@...]
> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 3:48 PM
> To: 'eqbards@onelist.com'
> Subject: RE: [eqbards] Norrathian Lore: Nagafen's Lair
>
>
> From: Ryan Honeyman <honeyman@...>
>
> > I think I can answer some of this, and am surprised you
> didn't spot it too
> > with all the time you spend there. The white critters are
> frogloks I
> > believe. The one with the glowing eyes is perhaps the
> first undead froglok?
> > Their eyes are a glowing yellow as I recall. Did they have
> a war with the
> > kobolds perhaps?
>
> Why would the kobolds paint frogloks on their walls? As far as I
> can tell, I don't think the kobolds know anything about frogloks.
>
> I think goblins, firegiants, kobolds, and nagafen are portrayed.
> But who is who is hard to tell, besides the big dog Nagafen. If
> in fact it is Nagafen, it may not be.
>
> Harmonic.
>
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