Artifacts, again. And the Builder.

Cardel on 12/4/2006 at 11:57

Funny, looks nothing like a Kurshok hand. I thought it was some weird pagan holy critter. Where does it say its the Kurshok king's hand? in their Citadel?

T-Smith on 12/4/2006 at 13:42

Quote Posted by Cardel

Funny, looks nothing like a Kurshok hand. I thought it was some weird pagan holy critter. Where does it say its the Kurshok king's hand? in their Citadel?

It never says outright "The Paw is the Kurshock King's Hand." It's just an educated guess. In the Kurshock Citadel, there are books that talk about King Gruliac who rebelled against the Trickster when he wished to keep The Crown. In response, The Trickster cut off his hand and used his powers to cast the mighty Kurshock civiliazation underground. There's also a banner in a Citadel that shows Gruliac reaching for the Crown, with hand had severed from his body.

Most people interpret that to be a link to the Jacknall's Paw. Seems like too much a coincidence. Besides, the reason it likely doesn't look like Kurshok hand anymore is A) It's hundreds, if not thousands of years old, and B) It's mummified.

Cardel on 12/4/2006 at 21:00

Ah, just I always viewed "Jacknall" as some sort of evil bear-like thing with fangs. Or like one of the Trolls from TES 4 (Oblivion)

Holywhippet on 18/4/2006 at 05:09

Maybe it's Pagan talk for "Stupid ingrate who thinks he can anger a god and get away with it."

Cardel on 19/4/2006 at 17:50

---WARNING - THIS FOLLOWING POST HAS AN ATTEPT TO SPEAK PAGAN----
---DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE IN A PAGAN HATING MODE----

sosy hesy besy saysers thatsy thesen filthsy Kurshokerings thinksy theysy besy betters than the Highsy Trickster?

(sorry, I just had to do that;) )

Dussander on 20/4/2006 at 10:11

Feeders them manfools to them earths :D