I had the same initial impression, thinking at least Sul-Menites would want something to distance themselves from Morrowans, and it was a small surprise to learn they prefer burials over cremation as well. While a lot of the content does take liberties with the source material (since there's so little of it on this topic), what's "in-character" for them shows a lot more similarities among the various belief systems.

Honestly, not for the time being. I haven't uploaded anything for a while now (various IRL reasons), so I don't think there's much value in promoting a 'dead' channel. When I next have content in the pipeline, I'll be sure to link it, though.

That would be Longchops, a 'civilised' gator hunter and trapper. There's also a pirate gator, Captain Crawtooth, think I featured his artwork in a previous vid (the Pirate one, I'm fairly sure).

@@ServantofNyrro amazing, even the names would fit Florida.

I'm also curious to see what MkIV has in store for the gators & co. Hoping they get a brand of 'evolution' to them.

@@ServantofNyrro Right there are a lot of factions getting upgrades mixes and the like. Curious what will happen do them in MK4

Good to see you still lurking around, Mal. :)

I think there is something of a case of 'too many cool things, not enough hands or time to get to it all'. I'm waiting impatiently for an update on what's happening out in the Skorne Empire, for example, and if they'll get a MkIV faction (they really should do, but we'll have to see). Nevertheless, glad the video was well timed for you.

@@ServantofNyrro It'd be strange if Skorne doesn't come back with vengeance given the blurb about them having Iosan tech XD

@@andreyfisher7068 I agree, but it's the waiting for their reappearance that's annoying(!)

@@ServantofNyrro haha I feel you, was like that for me with Dusk.

The actual total remains unknown, but it's strongly hinted to be pretty damned high. It isn't the 2/3rds claimed by the Infernals as part of their deal with Thamar since humanity succeeded in repelling them from Immoren, but it's nonetheless enough to require a somewhat lengthy rebuilding phase by all the powers of the IK. There is a timeline in which the Infernals won and set about reaping the 2/3rds they felt they were owed (and probably a bit more for good measure), which leads to the world state as per Riot Quest where much of western Immoren is barren and desolate, though that particular game is fairly tongue-in-cheek, so it's difficult to say exactly how western Immoren fares (there wasn't much by way of lore for RQ beyond general statements).

Since nothing's been stated as canon regarding reasons, we can only guess. But I suppose it could be easy to point to desperation to maintain some semblance of purpose. Given elves can live 200-300 years, many Seekers have been at it up to the Sundering for a pretty long time, so it's understandable if they need a goal to cling to irrespective of who it means throwing in with.

Dusk doesn't make any mention of the Cult, whether in their intro or the notes I got for their fluff. The main update to their status is in Requiem: B&B. Tyrios was essentially destroyed, body & soul, by Scyrah (Rebirth - NQ71), and with Goreshade coming back to life, leadership was assumed by Lothvyn (Borderlands & Beyond). He gets involved in the Shadow of the Seeker campaign, though I haven't played it (I believe his fate is tied to the actions of the party). I have my theories about what will come of the Cult once we get more info about the MkIV world state on a local level (mostly to do with House Kallyss wanting to treat with the Iron Kingdoms, while the Cult just wants souls to feed on, so they're political rivals at least).

The Stonefathers were created by Ghor (a giant mountain) in Kharg Drogun, which could be a place in the Urcaen. In Kharg Drogun, Ghor enslaved the Stonefathers and ordered them to build things, only to destroy these things later. So, the Stonefathers started to plan a revenge angainst Ghor and builded a giant tower with stones of Ghor. This made Ghor to collapse and freed the Stonefathers. After this, they went to Caen and created the Claywives to be their wives. Finally, the Claywives birthed the dwarves in the lands than would be Rhul.

@@sauron3608 Thank you for taking the time to answer me.

@@RodrigoPereira-ws8ok Wait a minute, brasileiro?

@@sauron3608 Nah, I'm portuguese.