#gonna have to put together a real pepe silvia board at this point
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I am curious about how Liliana and Ludinus' goals differ. Because Ludinus' obvious goal is to eradicate the gods--Liliana's, however, is apparently to free the Ruidusborn from the burden of their powers. How do these two things coincide? Obviously we can see how releasing Predathos causes the downfall of the gods, but why would releasing Predathos help the Ruidusborn? The obvious (though not necessarily correct) conclusion one would jump to is that, in order for Ruidusborn/Exaltants to be free from their powers, one would need to kill Predathos, not just free him. So I'm led to wonder if Liliana is willing to aid Ludinus in achieving his goal (kill the gods) in order to achieve her goal through some secondary effect (however one goes about killing a thing powerful enough to kill the gods). Which I suppose makes some sense, because why would you go to the effort to destroy all the gods only to allow a creature of equal-to-greater power of the gods continue to exist over Exandria? You wouldn't, would you? You'd probably want that to be gone as well
#we're back at it again at the pepe silvia board my friends#i've not written out a more concrete theory here but I do have one in my head. not enough information to know if i'm right yet#like we (the audience + the hells) are clearly missing an important piece of information! one that we'll get eventually i assume#also MY assumption would have been that there's NO way to get rid of an exaltant's powers because they've already been touched#by predathos/ruidus so you can't just??? take that back??#so getting rid of perdathos would spare others from ever getting powers but not cure those that already do?#but that's how my brain works and i might be very wrong! liliana clearly feels otherwise and she has more information than i do!#critical role#gonna have to put together a real pepe silvia board at this point#yes i have been thinking about all this since my last post of this nature thank you
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