We need a different start for Reavers and Corrupters
Posted: Thu May 11, 2017 3:26 pm
I think this every time I start a new corrupter; especially if it is a Shalore elf. Yes making a pilgrimage to the Scintillating Caves makes sense. You collect all of the great lore about the discovery of corruption and perhaps a friendly giant crystal grants you new insights at the end . . . that fits in with the lore. But why would a Reaver or a Corrupter ever attack the Rhaloran Camp or the Inquisitor?
It makes much more sense to be out on a quest as a young corrupter or Reaver in service to the Inquisitor doing a pilgrimage to the Scintillating Caves, and then perhaps some other errand related to understanding corruption, preparing for the attack against the Zigguranth, or defending against the Shalore. Later, when you are worthy, you could then JOIN the Grand Corruptor at the spellblaze scar for the final attack on Zigur.
I could see Demonologists or Doom Bringers taking either side in the Shalore Rhahloren conflict but they already have their own starting area and separate lore . . . Corruptors and Reavers however obviously were trained by the Rhaloren, the Grand Corrupter, or one of his disciples.
It makes much more sense to be out on a quest as a young corrupter or Reaver in service to the Inquisitor doing a pilgrimage to the Scintillating Caves, and then perhaps some other errand related to understanding corruption, preparing for the attack against the Zigguranth, or defending against the Shalore. Later, when you are worthy, you could then JOIN the Grand Corruptor at the spellblaze scar for the final attack on Zigur.
I could see Demonologists or Doom Bringers taking either side in the Shalore Rhahloren conflict but they already have their own starting area and separate lore . . . Corruptors and Reavers however obviously were trained by the Rhaloren, the Grand Corrupter, or one of his disciples.