This could work for some of the more common races as
well.  Again I like the idea of using all of the above
to one extent or another and rather than having a
generic origin for all DC's, explain each one's origin
in their personal descriptions.  Some could even be
kept in the shadows of legend until a future adventure
where their surprising origin is discovered (again,
like the draconians of Dragonlance).  I'm liking the
various ideas more and more.  And I think some fit
certain DC's more than others.  Why limit?


--- Aaron Siddall <asiddall@...> wrote:
> Ahem,
>     This is a veeeeeery interesting subject. Isnt
> there a statement in the
> New Testament (a quote of Jesus I cant find where
> just now) concerning the
> only unforgivable sin? Namely knowingly and
> willingly betraying the Holy
> Spirit(as Satan did). I have heard it said that
> those who do such no longer
> even desire the Lord or forgiveness. So apparently
> it is possible for non
> demons to choose such an awful course. Perhaps this
> could explain the
> iredeemable nature and tragic perversion of the Dark
> Creatures.
>    I think that the Dark Creatures should have their
> origins as creations
> of the Overlord who chose to betray  Him for the
> lies of the Dragons. When
> the first Talanians ( Human, Elf, Dwarf, Gnome, and
> whatever) Chose to
> follow the Dragons, from this union of evil sprang
> the Dark Creatures,
> being born into their midst as perversions of their
> parent people. Some
> entire races were thus corrupted such as giants and
> hydras. While others
> roughly correspond to dragonslaves, Goblins from
> Gnomes, Orcs from Dwarves,
> etc.
> 
>                                          God Bless,
>                                                    
> Aaron Siddall
> 
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