Farrow on Dannig on the Triskelion
Farrow: The third tome I found mentions an ultimate design… the Triskelion Flame.
Dannig: That, Farrow… is the very reason we are even here at all.
Farrow: I couldn’t quite understand… is the Triskelion a tool for good, or evil?
Dannig: Most importantly, it was a tool for {hope}. A symbol of Aldur’s gifts to our people. But… it reminds me of a saying my forebears passed down… ‘The Will of the Inscriber may bear love in his heart, but the Will of the User may tear us apart’. Though the Triskelion Flame brought our countrymen together in our time of need… there are those who believe it was used for ill thereafter.
Warrior: The folly of man, hard at work.
Witch: What? How {shocking}. That {never} happens.
Sorceress: Power is nothing if not corrupting.
Ranger: So it’s not just Wraeclast that’s full of power-hungry halfwits.
Huntress: Wouldn’t exactly surprise me.
Mercenary: Sounds about right.
Monk: Such is the way of things.
Druid: There’s not a powerful artefact out there that hasn’t been used for ill by someone.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]