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::::: I think it was the S'lai that were used to guard both the Moon Mage and Trader guilds prior to the Sorrow War. There were two, each chained in front of the respective guild. I believe it was the Moon Mages who named theirs Fluffy. I recall that folks being hunted/haunted by Warrior Mage Familars would casually run by those locations and the S'lai would kill the fam. There was a petition during the Sorrow War to free them because some found considered it cruel and unusual punishment for a semi-intelligent race. The s'lai scouts always were in the area known as Sorrow's Reach. It was a rather popular hunting ground for the younger crowd. The S'lai Screamers were introduced during the Sorrow War, some of them continue to linger in the Reach making the area unsafe for the lower circled hunters. Both the S'lai and the Elpalazi considered Sorrow their god. This was used on more then one ocassion to taunt Shartug and Parnore. The Y'Shai are entirely different and unrelated. --[[User:Pascheinw|Paschein]] 17:15, 29 January 2008 (CST) |
::::: I think it was the S'lai that were used to guard both the Moon Mage and Trader guilds prior to the Sorrow War. There were two, each chained in front of the respective guild. I believe it was the Moon Mages who named theirs Fluffy. I recall that folks being hunted/haunted by Warrior Mage Familars would casually run by those locations and the S'lai would kill the fam. There was a petition during the Sorrow War to free them because some found considered it cruel and unusual punishment for a semi-intelligent race. The s'lai scouts always were in the area known as Sorrow's Reach. It was a rather popular hunting ground for the younger crowd. The S'lai Screamers were introduced during the Sorrow War, some of them continue to linger in the Reach making the area unsafe for the lower circled hunters. Both the S'lai and the Elpalazi considered Sorrow their god. This was used on more then one ocassion to taunt Shartug and Parnore. The Y'Shai are entirely different and unrelated. --[[User:Pascheinw|Paschein]] 17:15, 29 January 2008 (CST) |
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:::::: That should read the S'lai Screamers were reintroduced during the Sorrow War. I believe the S'lai were created by Sorrow, the Elpalzi created by the Dragon Priests for Sorrow as payment for his assistance in the fall of RivenHaven. --[[User:Pascheinw|Paschein]] 17:32, 29 January 2008 (CST) |
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Latest revision as of 17:34, 29 January 2008
Confirmation?
I'm not an expert on this, but I'm pretty sure S'lai predate the war. I vaugely remember them being used as guards for the Trader and Moonie guild and being not being fans of Familiars, but I might be confusing them with another creature.
-Glimmereyes 06:53, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- They do predate the war. S'lai Screamers first appeared in 350 AV (April 97)[1]. Other incarnations of S'lai, including the much beloved familiar gobbling type, have been around longer than that. The Sorrow conflict began 359 AV (1999-2000 ?). --Ogoh 11:13, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- Did i read somewhere they they are distantly related to S'kra?--Rawkus 11:57, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- The guardians for the moon mage guild started with a Y' something IIRC. I remember them slapping around a few people for annoying them back in the day. I can't remember exactly what they are now. I didn't put when the S'lai creatures appeared cause I didn't know that. Just who created them and that they were used during the Sorrow war. Sorrow was around long before the war began. You can add the date they appeared in the realms if you wanna. --Kittn 16:55, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- Did i read somewhere they they are distantly related to S'kra?--Rawkus 11:57, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- I think it was the S'lai that were used to guard both the Moon Mage and Trader guilds prior to the Sorrow War. There were two, each chained in front of the respective guild. I believe it was the Moon Mages who named theirs Fluffy. I recall that folks being hunted/haunted by Warrior Mage Familars would casually run by those locations and the S'lai would kill the fam. There was a petition during the Sorrow War to free them because some found considered it cruel and unusual punishment for a semi-intelligent race. The s'lai scouts always were in the area known as Sorrow's Reach. It was a rather popular hunting ground for the younger crowd. The S'lai Screamers were introduced during the Sorrow War, some of them continue to linger in the Reach making the area unsafe for the lower circled hunters. Both the S'lai and the Elpalazi considered Sorrow their god. This was used on more then one ocassion to taunt Shartug and Parnore. The Y'Shai are entirely different and unrelated. --Paschein 17:15, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- That should read the S'lai Screamers were reintroduced during the Sorrow War. I believe the S'lai were created by Sorrow, the Elpalzi created by the Dragon Priests for Sorrow as payment for his assistance in the fall of RivenHaven. --Paschein 17:32, 29 January 2008 (CST)
- I think it was the S'lai that were used to guard both the Moon Mage and Trader guilds prior to the Sorrow War. There were two, each chained in front of the respective guild. I believe it was the Moon Mages who named theirs Fluffy. I recall that folks being hunted/haunted by Warrior Mage Familars would casually run by those locations and the S'lai would kill the fam. There was a petition during the Sorrow War to free them because some found considered it cruel and unusual punishment for a semi-intelligent race. The s'lai scouts always were in the area known as Sorrow's Reach. It was a rather popular hunting ground for the younger crowd. The S'lai Screamers were introduced during the Sorrow War, some of them continue to linger in the Reach making the area unsafe for the lower circled hunters. Both the S'lai and the Elpalazi considered Sorrow their god. This was used on more then one ocassion to taunt Shartug and Parnore. The Y'Shai are entirely different and unrelated. --Paschein 17:15, 29 January 2008 (CST)