I had forgotten this. I wonder if they plan on redoing the WoM campaign for FE. I hope they tell us so if not modders can do it.

Does he? Where was that mentioned?

And yeah, if Stardock does not remake the WoM campaign then we should, since a lot of plot points were never mentioned mostly because they were yet to be thought up, and with the new tools it could really be great.

If there is any Civil War I would bet it would be one of Relias unifying the West by force to be able to face Ceresa properly rather than the Nobles' Revolts that from what i read were not that bloody or anything, just Relias and a bunch of others saying 'We are a new kingdom' and Procipinee retaliates and loses half her territory.

By this time I believe the other kingdoms are already formed correct?

Another great idea for a campaign, a Destiny's Embers one, which never materialized, and had a good plot to work with. (Would be a challenge to portray Calabethon though... maybe just say it is SO big it's roof is too far above to be in view?)

Yeah, Ceresa better survives and is cleansed, and then she also marries Relias as the Oracle. (Other Sovs have multiple spouses, Relias can surely keep two women happy. )

Huh, maybe I should re-read it...

You do not have to fight me, but Relias. (There is also Procipinee, who is not bad looking either, Relias you dog!)

True, but people here told me the same when I called dibs on the idea of the Oracle getting corrupted and becoming the FE. (Their designs were a clear give away) I did wish I was wrong though, much more enjoyable when I cannot predict what is going to happen.

But yes, I actually like your idea better, sort of like a symbolic union of the Humans and Fallen.

My guess is that she is doing most of what she is doing (attacking and killing) because she has lived knowing the future all her life, so she has come to believe that destiny is unchangeable, so if Destiny says she has to kill everyone, she accepts, although begrudgingly. Do take notice how she still remains pretty nice in the narrations, and her actual talk with Relias (via Crow Twitter) are more about revenge, which indicates that she resents what is happening, rather than embracing her corruption as she would if she had changed psychologically.

Yeah but there's a difference in writing it down in his own book and saying it publicly.  So not even privately does he express remorse or regret. 

Cliche or not.  I would like to see the oracle restored.  Golem and all.  Sure I smashed it, but those rock parts can be put back. 

One thing I cannot fathom is how the magics that held the Sorceress was so powerful and Lord Dunderhead had no idea or any indication of it being remotely evil

In the end I do believe that someone will triumph. 

I think he does grief in private but Ceresa said she read not his diary but his Hiergamenon, which I always believed was supposed to be like the compilation of his life work for others to read, so it was a public record...

Another thing I just noticed, when reading the one Stardock posted a while ago online, there is a part that is clearly written by Relias, in which he is charting the East and mentions how he met the Oracle and she told him he would be king (Sort of jerk of him to mention it to Procipinee that way 'Yeah, it came true, you might notice you lack half of your kingdom now')

... But when does this happen? Did Ceresa told Relias other things via Crow along with the 'I am going to get you' messages like 'Oh, by the way, you are to be king in the West, congratulations on that by the way'?

So Relias just heard all the narrations from a crow as he left the East?

Makes sense in context I guess.

Ceresa was asleep for centuries, so odds are that when she was in that time of the month, it hit her like a Midnight stone wall.

Chocolate ALWAYS works.

It's not mud, it's headcanon.