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The Dresden Files => DF Spoilers => Topic started by: groinkick on March 31, 2019, 01:50:18 AM
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In Changes Harry unleashed the bloodline curse that the Red King had set up, and it caused people all around the World to have nightmares, and other phenomena. I'm pretty sure in the Lovecraft stories (Which Jim said could have gotten Lovecraft killed in D.Verse) one of the Old Ones (Cthulhu) is sleeping at the bottom of the ocean... An event like the curse being unleashed could have awoken something like that don't you think?
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I wouldn't be surprised at the Reds directly suppressing or containing some kind of big nasty. There's plenty of precedent that the monsters don't like competition in the DV.
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I wouldn't be surprised at the Reds directly suppressing or containing some kind of big nasty. There's plenty of precedent that the monsters don't like competition in the DV.
I'm not sure about Old Ones, but the RPG suggested that the Lords of Outer Night had trapped some of the Aztec gods and were drinking their blood to gain power--and that now that the vamps were gone, the gods were beginning to return to the world.
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I wouldn't be surprised at the Reds directly suppressing or containing some kind of big nasty. There's plenty of precedent that the monsters don't like competition in the DV.
Isn't that the Fomorians?? Aren't they supposed to be trying to move into the vaccum left by the Reds?
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Only those with even a smidge of talent, even the new born had the nightmares.... Harry may have released something, or it might have only been the psychic scream of a dying race if vampires heard around the world.
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As far as Harry goes, like mother like son.
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i always wondered if the dreams would have happened if the curse was used on harry. it always seemed like a ridiculous amount of overkill on their part. The king did not have a lot faith or fear in harry's abilities. did they think that enough power to wipe out every red on the planet was what it take to get eb. Or was it part of a larger plan that the king was unaware of. I always felt that it was odd that the formor and all of those operatives and equipment ready to go
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Isn't that the Fomorians?? Aren't they supposed to be trying to move into the vaccum left by the Reds?
The Fomorians are the major problem in the books. However, the books take place in Chicago, and Aztec gods coming back would be doing so in Central America.
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The Fomorians are the major problem in the books. However, the books take place in Chicago, and Aztec gods coming back would be doing so in Central America.
The Fomorians are in many more places than Chicago...where do they mention Aztec gods coming back?
And why would they necessarily come back in Central America?
Other 'old gods' seem to travel around fairly easily.
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Eh, possibly, but I would have assumed we'd see more narrative hints toward it, both before and after Changes, kind of like how we're seeing narrative hints toward a multiverse-style universe. Jim likes to set some groundwork before rolling out big stuff.
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The Fomorians are in many more places than Chicago...where do they mention Aztec gods coming back?
It's in the Paranet Papers RPG book. It's not canon, I know, but it's such a cool idea that I choose to believe that it's true in the books as well, even if it isn't mentioned.