Myth TFL: Across the Gjol Index Myth TFL: River of Blood THE WATCHER THE LEGION ESCAPES AFTER THE WATCHER IS TURNED TO STONE; ONE HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS RETURN TO SHATTER HIM. Thursday June 25, Near the Watcher's Camp We retreated from the river into chaos. There was no time to write until the following day, when we finally left the swamp for drier ground in the north. We held Soulblighter at the Gjol long enough to let Alric spring his trap on the Watcher. Turned out I was right about those arrows: Alric had been working on them since we entered the marsh two weeks ago, and they were tipped with fragments of bone from the Watcher's arm. I sure wouldn't have wanted to get stuck with one, but apparently they turned the Watcher into stone, leaving him paralyzed and helpless. But he didn't die. Thirty berserks chosen to accompany the archers tore through the enemy and piled the bodies of the dead at the Watcher's feet, but all were killed before they could deliver the final blow. Rather than leave such a dangerous enemy behind us to be rescued, a hundred men have volunteered to return and smash him to fragments before help can arrive.   Go to the Field Guide Entry documenting this level's easter eggs and points of interest with pictures. Mission Objective: Find the Watcher and shatter him. Notes: The last Shade you fight in this level is Mazzarin. He must be repaying an old debt to the good guys, because he is the easiest Shade to defeat; he arrives already damaged and he has no Dispersal Dreams. Notable Quote: "What the hell! Where'd he go?" The following image is an actual pregame pic cut from the final release. "I sure wouldn’t have wanted to get stuck with one, but apparently they turned The Watcher into stone, leaving him paralyzed and helpless." And there he is... If you win this level you see a warrior standing in the rain. Wasn't this a scene in a movie? Braveheart maybe? If you lose you see a ritual that we know nothing about, heh. These humans are getting ready to be skewered as their fallen comrades were skewered before them. These can be seen in game on this level. I'll try to get snaps of them for those of you that missed it. This is the second time they've used that victory screen and the third time they've used the loss screen. Those lazy basterds :-p Myth TFL: Across the Gjol Index Myth TFL: River of Blood Written and compiled by the Myth Nontoxic crew. Found anything we've missed? Got a theory that fits? Have a correction to make? Please post it in The Asylum so others can add their ideas and thoughts. | Index | Journal | Field Guide | Relics | Delusions | Encyclopedia | The Asylum | Legends and Lore is really Forrest's baby, though Gholsbane probably does more work on it nowadays. It also contains a lot of work from the Myth Nontoxic days whose exact authors have been lost or forgotten. Some of these lemurs include Joshstar, Orange, Lacrymosa, and poena.dare. Original "Journal of the Legion" concept by poena.dare and Hamish Sinclair. Other authors are credited as appropriate in their individual articles. Myth at Bungie.org is now maintained almost entirely by Gholsbane and Zandervix; Forrest is (theoretically) still around calling the shots when he can be bothered to check his email, and Claude, as always, OWNZ U. Original Nontoxic™ webpage design copyright (c) 1998 by Joshstar; updates and revisions mostly by Forrest. Many thanks to all those old Nontoxic™ munkies - you know who you are. No portion of this website may be reprinted without explicit permission from Bungie.org, unless it is content created and submitted by you. By submitting content to this site, you grant Bungie.org the right to use it as they see fit, unless otherwise negotiated in writing. Myth: The Fallen Lords, Myth II: Soulblighter, and all materials derived therefrom are trademarks and copyrights of Bungie Software Products Corporation (now Bungie Studios, a wholly owned subsidary of the Microsoft Corporation). We are not Bungie; we are an independantly run fan organization who Bungie has been so kind as to not sue for using their trademarked name in our domain. The Myth franchise is now owned by Take Two Interactive; Myth III: The Wolf Age is a trademark/copyright of Mumbo Jumbo, Inc., and is published by Gathering of Developers and MacSoft - none of whom are associated with us.   [ 2421220 ] [ 271484 ]