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Re: Who is bad in Castle Lego ?
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Wed, 5 Feb 2003 02:35:20 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Micheal Hassall writes:
> I was setting up a castle battle diorama
> last week when I thought, "Hey, in Castle
> Lego, who is bad?". I mean in the newest
> theme, the bull guys were clearly bad guys.
> But just one theme earlyer, the fright
> nights had no enemy as far as i remember,
> but seemed to be evil. considering they
> were on their own the could have been
> good or evil, which one were they?!?!?!?
Well, you can go by lego's version, or
mine. (others have speculated on lego
group's alliances, but I'm going to
theorize here.)
The Black Falcons were a mercenary force
employed by the crusader factions to deal
in terrorist acts, assassinations and the
like, under order of the supreme crusader
master, the Crimson Lion.
Of course, the Falcons has a Repertoire
of their own, stretching back centuries
before, where they had the occasional
skirmish or two with original Classique
forces of the earlier centuries. (those
forces were poorly equipped, and died
off soon later.) The surviving members
soon fused with the Black Falcons, but
with all alliances, the fusion went sour.
With this, there was a war at the heart
of the order, which tore the entire apart
into two sides, one of the forces heading
into the forests to build their empire,
while the others pursued their business on
the mainland.
Soon enough, both split factions soon
created their own respective crests of
heraldry, and once again, as with time,
factions continues to split and alliances
shifted until it was the new order of
Crusaders against the Black knights.
Of course, the Black falcons still
survived throughout the years, and both
sides of the regime frequently enlisted
them. (along with rogue forestmen) to
fight their battles for them, but with
time again, battle technology had proven
far too powerful against the black
falcon's equipment, and eventually faded
into obscurity.
A few years later, radical changes began
to beset the castle world, as the
crusaders reign fades, after being
finally defeated by the Black Knights
and their forestmen employed forces.
The counquered crusaders soon began to
rebel though, adopting the wolf as
their crest.
With their insurgency erupting across
occupied Black Knight's terrotory, a
group of elite knights were employed
by the Black Ministrel of the knights
to combat the problem, but were equally
matched with the cunning of the enemy.
After a few months of rebellion and war,
the Black Knights fell out of power
after their leader was overthrown by
his elite knights after they realized
the senselessness of war.
And seeing a window of opportunity
blow a newfound breeze of peace about
the country after the uprising was
quelled, the Elite knights of the
Dragon order soon established
themselves as the royal knights.
THeir knigdom spread across the
coutnry, but was constantly plagued
with the ubiquitous dark forestmen,
who, contrary to popular belief,
actualyl stole for themselves. The
were a constant problem about the
region, but compared to them, a
worse face of evil appeared to the
kingdom; pagans.
So, the royal knights established a
campaign to diminishthe threat, but
were soon appalled at the conversion
rate amongst their religious sect.
Men and women of once high statue were
soon paying heed to the enemy
propaganda, and taking allegiance
against their order.
You can guess what happens next...the
royal knights eventually disspiated the
pagan threat, send the leader into exile
and restructured their order.
But, even after the restructuring effort,
their leader was soon killed by a mysterious
'foreigner from the east', which leads
castle to its choatic state now.
Just my theory...
*takes a bow*
<<_Matt Hein_>>
Fellow lego enthusiast
O s p r e y
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