Plagues is difficult to navigate for most pilots because of the amount of debris in the strange system and the bursts of gas which seem to randomly flare inward from the surrounding nebula. Plagues has, however, been used extensively by the . It is the location of Nibiru, a world which has been transformed into a prison planet by the . It has also been studied as an example of the Negative Zone's uniqueness.
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| - Plagues is difficult to navigate for most pilots because of the amount of debris in the strange system and the bursts of gas which seem to randomly flare inward from the surrounding nebula. Plagues has, however, been used extensively by the . It is the location of Nibiru, a world which has been transformed into a prison planet by the . It has also been studied as an example of the Negative Zone's uniqueness.
- Reference to some of the 10 plagues inflicted on Egypt for the enslavement of the Israelites (also see Exodus). 'Swarms of flies' could refer to the 3rd plague, of lice/gnats or the 8th, of locusts. 'Boils and Hail' are the 6th and 7th, respectively.
- After killing the Gods, plagues, and other events occur, depending on what the god personified, as well as which evil infected them when Kratos first opened Pandora's Box. Some of the plagues bear similarities to the Ten Plagues of Egypt (pestilence for example), and end up wiping out the bulk of humanity. The plague that followed after Poseidon's death might have been the Great Flood that was part of the story of Noah and the Ark.
- During the Interregnum, when sorcery no longer functioned, there was no adequate treatment for many different types of disease. This resulted in a series of damaging plagues, made worse by the invasions of the Eastern Kingdoms. (Since the Easterners had no sorcery even before the Interregnum, plagues have always been common in the East). These plagues caused a resurgence in the need for skilled Pyrologists, such as Tevna, who burned bodies of the dead in order to limit the spread of the disease. This article is a stub. You can help the Lyorn Records by adding to it.
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| - Plagues is difficult to navigate for most pilots because of the amount of debris in the strange system and the bursts of gas which seem to randomly flare inward from the surrounding nebula. Plagues has, however, been used extensively by the . It is the location of Nibiru, a world which has been transformed into a prison planet by the . It has also been studied as an example of the Negative Zone's uniqueness.
- During the Interregnum, when sorcery no longer functioned, there was no adequate treatment for many different types of disease. This resulted in a series of damaging plagues, made worse by the invasions of the Eastern Kingdoms. (Since the Easterners had no sorcery even before the Interregnum, plagues have always been common in the East). These plagues caused a resurgence in the need for skilled Pyrologists, such as Tevna, who burned bodies of the dead in order to limit the spread of the disease. Upon the return of the Orb and the re-establishment of The Empire, the spread of plague has greatly dimished, restoring a greater sense of stability and greatly aiding the Imperial economy. This article is a stub. You can help the Lyorn Records by adding to it.
- Reference to some of the 10 plagues inflicted on Egypt for the enslavement of the Israelites (also see Exodus). 'Swarms of flies' could refer to the 3rd plague, of lice/gnats or the 8th, of locusts. 'Boils and Hail' are the 6th and 7th, respectively.
- After killing the Gods, plagues, and other events occur, depending on what the god personified, as well as which evil infected them when Kratos first opened Pandora's Box. Some of the plagues bear similarities to the Ten Plagues of Egypt (pestilence for example), and end up wiping out the bulk of humanity. The plague that followed after Poseidon's death might have been the Great Flood that was part of the story of Noah and the Ark.
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