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I'm calling it. A lot of the dialogue hints to them being like Smeagol/Gollum situation.
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Secondly, It's hinted that Macha has Red hair, while Iset has white/silver hair.
Macha Looks over how fate and destiny works, but she cannot do anything to alter the outcome no matter how great and mighty she is. Macha also knows the outcome of the events forshadowed as well, even beyond that of Elchulus and Cromm.
Iset had an obsession to bring her kingdom back to life, but when havan was "destroyed", sense came to her and became a wandering princess aided with milo to explore Ben Chenner with why the wood elves are dangerous beings to face in battle during the events of season 3. It was not stated where exactly she wandered off to during the conclusion of the Twilight Desert Arc in season 2 however.
After completing the battle "twists in time"
Macha also states that Ben Chenner used to be Volcanic in nature, but the events of S2's concluding arc (After killing cromm) caused the mountain to cool down and Errin is Slowly Altering reality, including as to why some of the characters are "forgotten to some" as the events progress in the story.
Iset can choose whether or not to interfere with the elves, but macha cannot do anything no matter how hard she tries, besides telling other people of their imminent demise from destiny.
So in conclusion, for right now until we get more dialogue from the game to support the evidence, Iset and macha being one and the same is just
Absolutely Far Fetched.
yeah well thats like just your opinion man
"Iset and Macha have completely different personalities, and Macha is a goddess while Iset is a princess."
which is why i alluded to smeagol/gollum. if you're not familiar,
by your logic morrigan couldn't have possessed tieve since she is a goddess while tieve is an oracle :smugface:
"Secondly, It's hinted that Macha has Red hair, while Iset has white/silver hair."
who was that white-haired young androgynous-looking dude with the crown that looks like it's made of branches that we run into right before glas? i thought that was macha :S
and hey, i know not everything seems like it fits right now, but that's how most twists start out. i honestly don't know the plot well enough to even convince myself. i just wanted to throw it out there based on the spoilered scene alone.
yeah that's interesting. i wasn't aware that macha had to have red hair until now. that being the only tie between them is still tenuous and the episode title is very ambiguous imo.
He also has somewhat of a good relashionship with Lugh in the mythos, but which Lugh, I do not know. I'm unsure if our character will become the new Lugh for taking Fragarach and walking the Hero's Path. In which case, it makes sense, since we're already his friend. He might also just befriend the Lugh boss from the battle quest, though. He's still alive, after alll, and Milo has a history of befriending bosses.
Lugh Lamhfada is apparently a title, not a name, from what I've gathered, since the one we fight apparently had another name before taking up the sword. Muir calls him by his birth name once, which I can't remember now.
Also Morrighan Neamhain and Macha are they a trio?
(Light) (Lightning) (Fire)
God of Humans ???? War as seen in season of macha
Macha cannot do anything no matter how hard she tries as destiny plays out, Even though she is portrayed as the God of War. HOWEVER, she can boost the strength of allies or enemies afflicted with her in battle. As an example of season of macha boosting damage taken by an enemy to serve an extra challenge to overcome.
Neamhain Expresses Despair for the fomors, Which is symbolized by the liquid corruption that infects/mutates fomors into Morbians. We get the goddess of despair title when defeating her at least once.
Morrigan represents fate, as she is destined to be a vessel of a chosen oracle. In some instances of traveling in Lochlann, you can see the black crow in the back ground which is one of morrigan's known forms to transform into. In a way, Morrigan is leading the hero (the player) into danger after danger because our predetermined fate was to be dead (killed by a fomor primarily) or taken over by a god similarly to the case of Tieve, Keaghan, and Allysse Respectively (Morrigan, Chicol, and Cromm).
Chicol (Morrigan's Counterpart) Is the ABSOLUTE god of the fomors. Chicol is symbolized by a golden circle with an X embedded into it. Fomors that worship Chicol (other than Separatist ogres) Wear a golden X medallion. During the berbhe story arc, not once has Elchulus been mentioned.
Even Though Elchulus is the Fomorian God of Time, there is no lore during the events of season 3 to prove that he is still alive and well. Additonally, there's an extra tid-bit I found in the early arcs. "dragons CAN BE tamable and ridable, and some fomors worship dragons as gods." His seals that lead up to him are also dragons found in mabinogi (Desert, White and Black respectively with Black being a resemblance to Elchulus.) Note that deserts can also have thunderstorms.
Additonally, Dragons are known to be a form of mythological reptile, and the symbol known as ouroboros also ties in as some instances of it show a dragon or snake eating its own tail, symbolizing infinity, and the cycle of life and death which ties into the dragon triad.
I also found that Cromm Cruaich in Mabinogi is also a dragon, but in vindictus, he is depicted as some form of demon. Since his dragon counterpart is "undead" it could be that both incarnations of cromm are symbolized by death, even though he is the God of Death in Vindictus. his dragon form completes the Ouroboros chain with him being the quadret of death. This chain is known as the celtic Knot.
I may missed a few details, but if anyone wants to fill in on the gaps, feel free to do so.
i don't doubt that we will eventually lead up to the world in mabinogi, with which i'm not familiar, but unless iset is prominently mentioned there as well, i think this theory is still on the table.
Yes, but as of right now, there's no dialogue from S3 so signify the presence of Elchulus after the end of S2's death of destiny arc.
Yes, but as of right now, there's no dialogue from S3 so signify the presence of Elchulus after the end of S2's death of destiny arc.[/quote]
There is dialogue that points that elchulus is dead by cichol hands.Miur says that he cannot bring your friends back because that is elchulus domain, then cichol comes and gives that power to lughs sword(wich you take from his hands) meaning that cichol chased and killed elchulus and took his power to then give to you