Re: Leaders

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Posted by Saerin on October 07, 1999 at 11:47:30:

In Reply to: Re: Why Nesam is the best Cabal leader Thera has seen so far. posted by Pendragon_Surtr on October 06, 1999 at 20:44:50:

> > Ok Nesam has to be one of the better ones to date. But lets look at the past here shall we.

> > Knight Fortcour (Sorry about the spelling)

> I would say Shokai when he was mortal would be a close tie with Fortcouer.

I've always given the edge to Fort, but Shokai was
pretty damn good as well. These two were in a class
by themselves when it came to Knight leaders.
I'd even go as far as to mention Lachdanan in terms
of Knight leadership roles. This guy really impressed
me. I wasn't too happy when he decided to delete.

> > Battle Josiah or Thror because I am not to familiar with battle leaders also Holtzendorff

> I would go for some of the older cabal leaders, Triln had the strongest cabal battle has seen in my opinion.
> Aarakocrus was also good as was Crellan.

The three Battle leaders that stand out in my mind are some
you've mentioned. Holtzendorff, Thror, and Aarakocrus. All
three I dealt with in one manor or another, and were pretty
impressive.

> > Arbiter Stellyx, he was a prick but he knew his shit Iomahk ok he rebuilt the cabal, not sure for the evil one.

Iomahk almost single handedly rebuilt the cabal. He turned
them into a power not to be taken lightly. You'd be hard
pressed to say that of ANY of the arbiter lords.

> > Masters not sure about this one

> Narsche and any of the Windgusts

I started playing CF on the tail end of the Narsche
era, but I can't think of someone who really stood
out though there were a number of good leaders.

> > Sylvan Voss

> I am still waiting to see a sylvan leader that impresses me.

Voss hands down.

> > Dawn oh hell Grylon

Again, no ONE person stands out but there have been a host of
good ones.

> > The point is you have to understand that these were characters who new the game and understood it. I mean these probably did or could have become immortals if they had wanted to. I mean didn't Nepenthe admit that he was thinking about scrapping Nepenthe and going with Istendil

In my eyes, nothing said evil like Nazmorghul. His persona, and his
religion just screamed nightmare. Istendil was a perfect heir to that
persona at least outwardly. I thought it would have been cool to see
Nepenthe scrapped for Istendil, but for some reason I forsaw a few
problems and headaches with such a transition.

> > Jerle

Saerin, the FIRST Ghost-Knight

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Comments:	> > > Ok Nesam has to be one of the better ones to date. But lets look at the past here shall we. > > > Knight Fortcour (Sorry about the spelling) > > I would say Shokai when he was mortal would be a close tie with Fortcouer. > I've always given the edge to Fort, but Shokai was > pretty damn good as well. These two were in a class > by themselves when it came to Knight leaders. > I'd even go as far as to mention Lachdanan in terms > of Knight leadership roles. This guy really impressed > me. I wasn't too happy when he decided to delete. > > > > Battle Josiah or Thror because I am not to familiar with battle leaders also Holtzendorff > > I would go for some of the older cabal leaders, Triln had the strongest cabal battle has seen in my opinion. > > Aarakocrus was also good as was Crellan. > The three Battle leaders that stand out in my mind are some > you've mentioned. Holtzendorff, Thror, and Aarakocrus. All > three I dealt with in one manor or another, and were pretty > impressive. > > > Arbiter Stellyx, he was a prick but he knew his shit Iomahk ok he rebuilt the cabal, not sure for the evil one. > Iomahk almost single handedly rebuilt the cabal. He turned > them into a power not to be taken lightly. You'd be hard > pressed to say that of ANY of the arbiter lords. > > > > Masters not sure about this one > > Narsche and any of the Windgusts > I started playing CF on the tail end of the Narsche > era, but I can't think of someone who really stood > out though there were a number of good leaders. > > > Sylvan Voss > > I am still waiting to see a sylvan leader that impresses me. > Voss hands down. > > > > Dawn oh hell Grylon > Again, no ONE person stands out but there have been a host of > good ones. > > > The point is you have to understand that these were characters who new the game and understood it. I mean these probably did or could have become immortals if they had wanted to. I mean didn't Nepenthe admit that he was thinking about scrapping Nepenthe and going with Istendil > In my eyes, nothing said evil like Nazmorghul. His persona, and his > religion just screamed nightmare. Istendil was a perfect heir to that > persona at least outwardly. I thought it would have been cool to see > Nepenthe scrapped for Istendil, but for some reason I forsaw a few > problems and headaches with such a transition. > > > Jerle > Saerin, the FIRST Ghost-Knight

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