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isoycrazy Lord of the Blue Star Since: May, 2011
Lord of the Blue Star
Feb 18th 2015 at 6:16:15 AM •••

For the sake of spoilers, should we only spoil anything from Skin Game and beyond and un-spoil all content up to sSkin Game?

LazyDjinn Since: Mar, 2010
Jan 1st 2013 at 8:11:57 PM •••

Has anyone else considered that the Oblivion War and the last Law of Magic "Do not seek knowledge from beyond the Outer Gates" may be related, meaning that a covert operation is being undertaken by beings that the White Council consider monsters to protect possibly the most important law of magic from being broken (and removing any evidence that it has). I wonder if the Gatekeeper knows (or is, in fact, part of it)

SharleeD Since: Dec, 2010
Apr 12th 2012 at 3:04:23 PM •••

Is "Vader syndrome", as Harry defines it in Dead Beat when the Wardens recruit him to boost morale, already a trope? Because if not, we should create one and give TDF Trope Namer status.

MrDeath Since: Aug, 2009
Jun 13th 2011 at 2:51:48 PM •••

On the White Court/Council and Bram Stoker, it's definitely the White Court that did it, not the Council. I don't have it on me at the moment, but the RPG rule book, written from Harry and Billy's perspective, marks it as the White Court that did it. I remember, because I made sure to double check it last time I changed it on another page.

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MrDeath Since: Aug, 2009
Jun 13th 2011 at 5:01:56 PM •••

As seen here.

Here we go.

Edit: Grumble grumble stupid not hotlinking images.

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Zaptech Since: Oct, 2010
Jun 17th 2011 at 12:31:34 AM •••

I can understand why some people might be confused, especially considering that the Council openly published all those books about dark rituals to deflate the power that could be harnessed from them.

SharleeD Since: Dec, 2010
Apr 12th 2012 at 3:01:27 PM •••

So maybe the White Court stole the idea from the Council?

DARTHYAN DARTHYAN Since: Jan, 2011
DARTHYAN
Jul 10th 2011 at 1:26:40 PM •••

Why was karmic death removed? Even if Harry was partially responsible the nature of their demise was nothing short of karmic justice. The Red King gets annihalated by the life force of all his victims, sells gets killed by the demon he had enslaved and bianca is killed by the souls of everyone of the people she murdered over the years. If that isn't karmic retribution then what is?

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MrDeath Since: Aug, 2009
Jul 15th 2011 at 12:17:44 PM •••

Harry wasn't "partially responsible", he was directly killing them. Karmic Death is when the death is separate from the hero's actions.

Also, I'm begging you, for the love of God, if you're going to list major character deaths at the end of the latest book in the series, put them in goddamn spoiler tags.

Sorry if I sound mad, but you keep doing that, even though I know I've sent you at least one or two PM's on the subject. Some people haven't read the books, so DO NOT put the frigging ending of the latest book on the main page without a spoiler. Got it?

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