>>3846690
My prologue text scroll was nondescript as well.
I wrote a vague statement "There was an incident", so I could elaborate on it later on. "The primordial titans feasted on a newborn god, then were cast into tartarus for their crime. Except for (you)."

Reading that literally, it would imply that eating a god is a crime. And that reviving a god would redeem them. That the titan was seeking to release his kind.

But it's loose enough to squeeze in revisions and reinterpretation. Like why (you) weren't involved in this "incident", but made responsible for resurrecting the godling.
Ideas change. Before I went with dra-goons, I was playing with the idea of "chuds".

>>3846690
My prologue text scroll was nondescript as well.
I wrote a vague statement "There was an incident", so I could elaborate on it later on. "The primordial titans feasted on a newborn god, then were cast into tartarus for their crime. Except for (you)."

Reading that literally, it would imply that eating a god is a crime. And that reviving a god would redeem them. That the titan was seeking to release his kind.

But it's loose enough to squeeze in revisions and reinterpretation. Like why (you) weren't involved in this "incident", but made responsible for resurrecting the godling.
Ideas change. Before I went with dra-goons, I was playing with the idea of "chuds".