User talk:Draevan13
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BackboneEdit
Please don't add this note to Lore:Planes of Oblivion again. That note isn't included due to the only source of Malacath's realms backbone being an actual backbone comes from an rambling, insane god. Due to it's source, we have no reason to believe that this is true. If a more reliable source came up at a later date this note can be re-added, but until that time comes that note will stay off that page. --AKB Talk Cont Mail 17:12, 12 September 2011 (UTC)
- Rpeh has already explained why he deleted the note on the talk page, too. Kitkat xxx •Talk•Contrib•E-mail 17:15, 12 September 2011 (UTC)
Fine, but everything else Sheogorath says turns out to be true. Just saying. Also, I never said that is was a fact, just said "according to Sheogorath." I'm sure that I can find hundreds of other pages with similarly unreliable sources.
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- I'd like to point out that Sheogorath also claims to have filled a pit with clowns, and that clouds taste of butter and tears. This comment was made in the same style. Sheogorath is crazy. Crazy. Craaaaaaazy. Good evening. SkoomaManiac 01:56, 25 September 2011 (UTC)
- Yet his info is just as unreliable as the in-game books from where the information about the Realms came from: what are the author's sources? Can they be confirmed? No. We have no way of verifying what the Ashpit is really like, nor any other realm of Oblivion save Dagon's, Peryite's and Boethia's. All we know about the Realms is pure speculation. Don't see why this speculation is forbidden.— Unsigned comment by Draevan13 (talk • contribs) at 21:20 on 25 September 2011
- Sheogorath is a raving madman. There's no comparison between him and reliable sources. Kitkat xxx •Talk•Contrib•E-mail 20:53, 25 September 2011 (UTC)
- Yet his info is just as unreliable as the in-game books from where the information about the Realms came from: what are the author's sources? Can they be confirmed? No. We have no way of verifying what the Ashpit is really like, nor any other realm of Oblivion save Dagon's, Peryite's and Boethia's. All we know about the Realms is pure speculation. Don't see why this speculation is forbidden.— Unsigned comment by Draevan13 (talk • contribs) at 21:20 on 25 September 2011
- I'd like to point out that Sheogorath also claims to have filled a pit with clowns, and that clouds taste of butter and tears. This comment was made in the same style. Sheogorath is crazy. Crazy. Craaaaaaazy. Good evening. SkoomaManiac 01:56, 25 September 2011 (UTC)
Odd, he was spot-on every time he gave me info and directions. He may have rambled crazily, but he was always correct. Besides, who better to give you info on the Realms than one of the people who created them? And how do we know clouds don't taste like butter and tears XD (Draevan13 22:23, 25 September 2011 (UTC))
lol it's so true! how do we know that the authors of "On Oblivion" or "The Waters of Oblivion" aren't just making it all up as they go along? so we're supposed to accept information about Oblivion from unknown, unreliable sources, but reject information from known, reliable sources! i know that Sheogorath is nuts, but i don't remember him ever lying to us. he is omnipotent, maybe he did make a pit of clowns :P (JamesR 22:56, 25 September 2011 (UTC))