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originally posted in:The Ashen Conflux
10/22/2015 2:04:44 AM
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Only problem with this is that the Traveler didn't give us "such a bright Golden Age because it was tired of running and wanted to make a stand". Read Rasputin's Grimoire. The Traveler www in the middle of abandoning us to the darkness and saving it's on skin just like it did to the Fallen when Rasputin took drastic measures and saved our asses. Is the Traveler evil? I don't think so. But he's certainly not good.
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The Traveller is just a slave to its ego as mankind is.
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In a sense this
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The Traveler didn't intend to leave us. Rasputin was preparing for if it did
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How do you figure? And it's not like that would have been the first time. It did it to the Fallen so why not us? Besides. Rasputin wasn't "preparing" for if it did. He literally bombed it! Which disabled the T and forced it to stay in fight. Rasputin is our savior. Not the T
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What makes you think Rasputin attacked the Traveler? Rasputin shut himself down instead of fighting the Darkness in order to fight on better terms later. The Traveler sacrificed itself to stop the Darkness.
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That is false. Well I mean Rasputin did do that but read his Grimoire. He literally says exactly what I just said.
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In Rasputin 5, the [O] is the Traveler. Very good. I basically just sped read through it without trying to figure it out.
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Exactly.
