User blog comment:BobaFett2/Some Fixes/@comment-4586908-20130713184638

God, I'm away for 3 days handling problems, and this happens...

1. Oblivion is a perfectly fine character to me. Korrigahnn was weakened by him trapping all of the other Great Builders into the Dreaming, or whatever Void we're using now, that he needed an ally who was either oblivious to his secret plans, or stupid enough to follow him blindly. That said ally would follow Korri supposedly throughout the game without a second thought, UNTIL, when Korri gets the stone, that thought oblivious follower betrays him, and takes the stone for his own. Unfortunately, somehow, it turns him into Oblivion. The role of Oblivion from there, however, seems to be the problem. Would be play a major role or a small role? In my opinion, he should supposedly "Kill" Korri by doing something, like through him in a black hole, only for Korri to return in the next game with some sort of dark powers from said black hole. Korri doesn't have to be the main enemy.

2.Korri is a tricky and evil Great Builder. Like Jeyo said, he is still quite powerful. Why would he need a second in command, when he's got a stupid but powerful ally doing most of the work for him?

3.To go with the theme of the game, perhaps Druids would be a mix of science and magic wielders, instead of just magic. Technomages for example, they control technology, but with either mystical or telepathic powers.