I don't, at least at the moment, have anything useful to add, but I just wanted to say I definitely want to see more of this story.
From the description, the Chaos Gods sounded more like "live and let live" types. Or did they, back in the day, have this same trick of using extradimensional cannon fodder the way Deon got pulled in, in which case they're just as much "good riddance to bad rubbish" as the Order Gods? Presumably Raksis is out for revenge -- but is there any possibility of a truce instead, such as maybe to get rid of this cleric who's trying to screw both Deon and Raksis over?
Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.
From the description, the Chaos Gods sounded more like "live and let live" types. Or did they, back in the day, have this same trick of using extradimensional cannon fodder the way Deon got pulled in, in which case they're just as much "good riddance to bad rubbish" as the Order Gods? Presumably Raksis is out for revenge -- but is there any possibility of a truce instead, such as maybe to get rid of this cleric who's trying to screw both Deon and Raksis over?
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"Your Chaos gods are gone," said Kwll. "With my brother's help I slew them all and all their minions.... For good measure we slew the Lords of Law as well. Now you mortals are free of gods.... Now you can make your own destiny."
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"For a world without gods is a world without much to fear," said Corum.
-- The King of the Swords, Michael Moorcock, last chapter and epilogue
Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.