Riva's anonymous tip
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Riva's anonymous tip
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Yup. It was Meldorath's workings that got Riva to Hilllport. And more than the desire to take over Hilllport, he wanted to escape his prison.
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I second your opinion. Lord Eldus, his wife, his daughter, and people who lodged with him were killed to make way for Meldorath. His machination brought him out of the prison without anyone knowing about it for a while, giving him enough time to plan his next move.
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Agree. At this point the people still think he’s dead and I figure he wants to stay under the radar before the king realizes he’s gone.Krista Ash wrote: ↑21 Oct 2020, 15:19 I definitely agree that it was Meldorath, but I wouldn't say it's because he didn't want to get his hands dirty. He seems fine with hurting other people if it gets him closer to his goal. Perhaps he did it so that he could retake Hillport secretly?
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I agree, but I don't think it was revenge against the town or townspeople since they didn't send him away. The destruction of the town was probably just a necessary event for Meldorath to disguise his escape.houligan19 wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 06:47 I believe it was Meldorath as well. He needed a distraction to escape, why not crush the town that you were just sent away from? Revenge and distraction.
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I think that the tip came for Meldorath but not because of not wanting to get his hands dirty per se. From what I understand in the book, Lord Eldus was just a pawn in the sort of grudge match between the King and Meldorath and that the Riva is a good distraction for him to escape his prison and "send a message". The Riva have their own objective but as the saying goes "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". So perhaps they have an alliance of some sort?