You're Wrong About: The Mighty Nein?
So, the general idea is that - maybe 50ish years down the line, the Mighty Nein do make it into a general Exandrian pop cultural historical understanding, but in two different modes: Either they're absolute idiots who keep on stumbling into every important event of 836 and 837 PD, or they're secretly Augen Trust Spies designed to undermine the Cerberus Assembly and infiltrate the dynasty. Also, two members of the Cobalt Soul in Westruun have the fantasy equivalent to a podcast.
Marius Lepaul's wildly popular autobiography, after he became a pirate of some notoriety and spent approximately three weeks as the Plank King
Jester Lavorre's many, many comments
The Plank King's surprisingly thorough records
Lecture notes from Caleb Widogast's students
Court documents from Trent and Zeenoth's trials.
Official Krynn court notes
Was the Traveler just another Tharizdun cult?
Whether they were working with Essek before the war broke out
A surprising amount of detail on how the Pirate Arc happened, but nobody believes they 'accidentally' stole the pirate ship
A couple of quotes (I haven't written that much of it, really):
âWhy is it that whenever you mention any cult, itâs always Tharizdun? Why are there no small, home grown cults anymore?â
"Well, I find when I am returning an important cultural artifact, I always make sure I'm wearing my finest BDSM gear. It's just more breathable!"
I haven't really worked on this in over a year - not sure if I'll ever come back to it, but there's always a chance.
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