I'm usually the last guy to say shtit like this, but maybe that's something better addressed in the game? NT

I'm usually the last guy to say shtit like this, but maybe that's something better addressed in the game? NT:
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Posted by Ansellius on October 25, 2000 at 22:25:03:

In Reply to: Shokai, Thror and the Hell Seige (Shokai's comment please) posted by Thellendil on October 25, 2000 at 21:09:44:

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> I note from an earlier log that this all started when Scarabaeus hurled Thror's hammer up heavenward, which was then caught by Shokai. With a sly smile, he throws it back down to hell.

> After assorted mortal events, a sad clarion call is heard throughout the realm, and the Maran are marshalled and retrieve the hammer at great cost to their troop. In the end, with Thror alive once more, Shokai plays a sad tune on his flute, for his fallen soldiers.

> Am I right in interpreting that the reason Shokai threw the hammer back down to hell, as well as the sly smile, was from the hope that the ragers would kick some demon ass trying to retrieve it?

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Comments:	> > > > I note from an earlier log that this all started when Scarabaeus hurled Thror's hammer up heavenward, which was then caught by Shokai. With a sly smile, he throws it back down to hell. > > After assorted mortal events, a sad clarion call is heard throughout the realm, and the Maran are marshalled and retrieve the hammer at great cost to their troop. In the end, with Thror alive once more, Shokai plays a sad tune on his flute, for his fallen soldiers. > > Am I right in interpreting that the reason Shokai threw the hammer back down to hell, as well as the sly smile, was from the hope that the ragers would kick some demon ass trying to retrieve it?