Board Thread:Storyline/@comment-4724333-20130708222743/@comment-4622249-20130801201152

ErkelonJay wrote: BobaFett2 wrote: Can't you just give up on Oblivion? It needlessly complicates the story. He gives Korri the firepower that he needed, since he can't get close to Acrea due to its creative power. (Jeyo said that.) After he finishes that, he is killed in a bloody manner.

I didn't say that; you did. Korri has no problem being around creative power. He did it all the time when his fellows were still aound. He used it to create a bunch of things, his army and the Dreaming chief among them. Korri's base is even on the planet's core, as close as you can possibly get to the energy within. He's attempting to mine it and he needs minifigure sparks to do so. Once he gets the energy and transfers it to a stone and only after he's been wielding it does he realize: this kind of creative power refuses to be used for destructive purposes. He can still force it to do what he wants, but it costs him; strains against him. That's something no one can help him with; he has to get clever with how he goes about  creating and destroying things.