Is a Princess of Chaos the same as a Lord of Chaos?
Presumably she's somewhat above a Lord of Chaos, as in a feudal system there's a lot more Lords than there are princesses.
Going by what gravyen worked out about the sword, he wouldn't have to worry about the greater mass, but he's right about him being replaced. I wonder if he did research, or just reasoned that chaos will likely replace a killed agent.
I'm pretty sure Grayven said he merely rendered the mass of chaos energy that Klarion was connected to mindless, he didn't actually kill it. OL specifically noted that he wanted to avoid that outcome, as it could connect to another mind.
I don't know why but this bugs me, it really does. We're talking about a one off meeting foreshadowed over a year ago that is now being put into the relevant pile. I don't know if this makes Mr Zoat an awesome writer, a pain in the ass, or just really lucky.
I think it makes a world feel more lived in. Other characters have agendas of their own, and not everything is a direct result of what the main character is doing.
An interesting theory. However, rituals themselves are things of order. Any actions that consistently get the same result are orderly, making a chaos ritual an oxymoron. In fact, becoming a Chaos Lord should happen via lottery. Since it doesn't, I would guess that while the power itself might be chaotic, accessing it follows the usual laws of magic.
We don't know what chaos rituals are like. It could be everyone wearing silly hats and mocking order rituals while only their intentions have any effect on the outcome.
Note that a Citizen's Arrest applies to witnessing a crime, and turning someone over to the cops (restraining someone until the cops arrive, for example). Tourists can do it too. Though it's absolutely best to know the local laws and regulations.
Yeah, everyone can make a citizen's arrest, which it was mentioned a long time ago is what OL and most others are technically doing. The League however have actual arrest authority.
to be fair, the only real way to GUARANTEE this safe is to soulkill John's psychopathic undead brother to provent further sabotage, and note im one of the "Constantine both deserves a break, AND chances to fix problems WITHOUT being forced into using Pyrrhic means" camp
*coughs*referring to the one who's dedicated his unlife to doing his best to drag any world where John survived into hell out of petty spite? the one who is (depending on the version of the setting) personally responsible for arranging almost every disaster involving his brother >.>
i STILL think his "Utopia" would have been a horrific nightmare under the shiny surface....
to be fair, wouldn't that be what you'd EXPECT to happen?
WHICH evil twin?
I don't want to be rude, by why do you post like this? SV lets you quote multiple sources easily by adding text to your multiquote. Instead you're cluttering the thread with 3 comments in about as many minutes. I'd recommend either using the edit button, or waiting until you've quoted every comment you intend to reply to before writing replies.
1) Killing Nabu results in the same problem as killing Clarion: some other entity, not necessarily benevolent one, will take his place
You know, Mr. Zatara is pretty orderly...
Personally I find his reputation with the Judeochristian entities to make sense, but for absolutely EVERYONE to act the same when his name is mentioned is kinda silly.
I find it amusing to believe that Ambush Bug or someone else is going around to everyone OL might meet and telling them to act knowingly whenever they next hear the name John Constantine.
Beside that everyone is a bit too rational compared to the usual, but that might just be OL want aura messing with them.
>DC
>Too rational
Did he add in all the cases of kids eating the hallucinogenic fruits and walking into an open sewer? Or adults who hallucinated or were paralyzed, resulting in kids without supervision and causing Klarion-like deaths?
I think any open sewers would be filled with vines. And his hallucinogenic fruit wasn't that strong, as Isley was fine to talk while on it, plus the paralyzing vines were only mildly paralytic.
If anything, maybe old people getting heart attacks from the shock, or people in critical condition on their way to the hospital getting blocked?
If this works out, it'll be a major 'did things better' for Paragon over Renegade, given who replaced Klarion in Renegade's storyline... probably...
Don't worry, Grayven will probably end up killing him as well.
It was less insane than admitting to the lie and getting executed for impersonating royalty.
Letting Fatherbox alter him was after the Forever people left.
