Who is The God of Gods?

[hawkstarr]

You know, I wouldn't put it past Fel to have already introduced us to the God of Gods. Phandebrass would be a good canadate as who is going to suspect the Ultimate god as a fumbling wizard? Then we do have Mother Wynn who is just mysterious as you can get. And of course Tarrin could be him as well, him gaining and useing the Firestaff could just be one of the keys to unlocking his power. Think about it...even the God of Gods has to want a vacation sometimes.

[Lochar]

Couldn't be Phandebrass. We've already seen the "I'm a god, but I'm pretending to be a crazy wizard." in the Forgotten Realms series.

Mother Wynn or the Barmaid I wouldn't think so, but I do see them as agents of the God of Gods, outside the normal restrictions and such that Solars, etc. have on them.

Tarrin, I wouldn't think so either. The Elder Gods of Sennadar have had at least one contact with the GoG, when he approved of their handling of Val. Of course, it could be that all the Mi'Shara are his Avatars, but no one knows that. We know of two Mi'Shara in Sennadar, who's to say there aren't others in different Prime Material Planes that are also close to the Source?

[Lunchbox]

Locar i think you touched on something there, Terrin being a avatar of the GoG would explain alot of things, such as his unrestricted wizardry

[Lochar]

I think you mean his unchanged form of wizardry. He still does it the way he did in Sennadar. I don't think we've seen him try the supposed "not able to do here spells" yet.

[Lunchbox]

the fact he does it the same way he does on sennadar is what i meant by saying he has unrestricted wizardry

[Lochar]

It's unrestricted in that sense, but he also learned that certain spells didn't work there. Divination doesn't, and Conjuration requires the use of kirn. I don't think it's occured to Tarrin to try to break those particular rules yet.

[Mandorin]

So he hasn't thought about breaking those rules yet. Give him time.
Even he can only break so many rules at once.