A good Vs Evil topic
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um.
just going back on the ideas the Lord fear wasn't around during the 1st 4,
Well He knew very well who the Grimwalds are, sounds as if he has spoken/met them, Hence even getting some assistance of the Young.
Which going back on a post i just made in another topic.. maybe his original idea or a future idea of his was to get Festus??
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^ they them sections on the site a very in accurate.. over all Elita was indeed on the side of the good, Hence being the keeper of the Green Dragon,
As for the witch.. she however much like early Hordiss in neutral.. i guess season 7 she was against lord fear but at the same time never on the side of good.
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I think that she wasn't evil enough to be on the opposition, I mean she never tried to kill a dungeonere. Hordris was more unpredictable by far.
Regarding Elita, she's rude but she's not evil and since she is Smirkanauf's guardian she can't really be on the opposition.
The Gatekeeper may not serve the powers that be, but he is not evil, he showed more favour to dungeoneres than the opposition.
Sir Hugh de Witless was good, but he did not really want to help dungeoneres, he was constrained to rescue them. Infact he could end a quest by rescuing them.
How about a neutral section in the series guides?
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Lord Fear was the most evil. He may have had a sense of humour but he was always prepared to do harm (he told Lissard and Hands to go and hurt themselves often enogh!) He is also shown throughout the show with the Spy Glasses.
I don't remeber Mogdred from the first time round, but he isn't as powerful as Fear - nor was he integrated into the story. He spent to much time trying to get dungeoneers over to the darkside. Also, his magic was weaker - there was a move away from traditional "spell casting" in the later years e.g. the use of latin words, Treguard used the staff not d-i-s-m-i-s-s, even dungeoneers tended to drink potions instead.
I thought that Hordriss took over from Merlin as the Cheif of the Powers that Be - hence the presentation of the prizes.
Treguard dosen't help the teams solve individual problems in the last few series like he did in 3/4 (he used to hint about what objects to use in each room: "Raise the alarm, team" meaing use the horn) but still hinted ("What did the scroll say?") Maybe it's just that clues were more subtle; they tended to come from dialogue with Pickle or Majida.
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