[Aptorian]

Also there are more occurences of Iccy flipping on the 7C continent. There's the memory Heboric see's where Iccy destroyed a city for accidentally grazing him with an arrow.

[Optimus Prime]

I thought Iccy had basically gone bananas on almost every continent...and that each and every "land" has a memory of him and his rage.

I also agree with Kud that if Icarium doesn't have anything to hit...he won't keep keening.

[Aptorian]

I always wondered how Dejim managed to survive his attack on Iccy. Unless he used a warren, or he's able to run like the wind, I'd have thought him dead.

[Optimus Prime]

He came off as being fast enough to get away.

And Icarium's rage isn't really a focused thing...he just kinda sprays it around until there is nothing to attack

[Aptorian]

Yeah but, I know Erikson himself has said Iccy isn't the incredible hulk, but still, you'd think that Iccy retains enough sense in his rage to fokus on the target that raised his anger. Like a sense that tells him, the target just slipped through a warren of... say shadow, and Iccy tears a hole through space and time and persues.

Of course, we don't really knows what the dude is capable of in crazy mode.

[Optimus Prime]

yeah, still curious if we will ever see him actually waste a city.

I wonder what the major ways to tear or wound a warren are?

[Wry]

Aptorian;251636 said:

Also there are more occurences of Iccy flipping on the 7C continent. There's the memory Heboric see's where Iccy destroyed a city for accidentally grazing him with an arrow.

Was not that the arrow grazed him then killed his companion, predecessor to mappo?

[Skywalker]

Indeed... Enathan N'apur I believe... spelling might be a bit wrong there.

[Sinisdar Toste]

Xander;251657 said:

yeah, still curious if we will ever see him actually waste a city.

I wonder what the major ways to tear or wound a warren are?

well the first wound on KE was spilling draconean blood in its heart. i think the spilling of draconean blood would do it anywhere, seeing as though their blood slices through warrens until it sollidifies.

[Venerus]

Not trying to revive this thread or anything, just wanted to add this post, as it relates to Apt's first reply, and adds a bit of textual basis for this thread.

From Midnight Tides, p 734 (pb):

"Not the Tiste Edur, although much of their history -- that of their path of sorcery in particular -- is bound with the succession of disasters that befell the First Empire."