Theory: The Primal invasion of Ul'dah

[Enkidoh]

Just thought I'd point out that they also have knowledge of the summonings (in fact they taught some Ala Mhigo kids the ritual).

They didn't just teach those kids how to summon Rhalgr, they are in fact the ones who taught all the beast tribes how to summon. They appear to them in the guise of the 'Paragons' - figures from beastmen myth who appear to the beastmen in times of crisis to lead them to the 'protection' of their gods. Naturally amongst the beast tribes only the sylphs realized the danger and that the Primals were an evil influence best left alone.

And in the final battle Lahabrea mentioned exactly why they teach the summoning of Primals/gods/aetheric beings to 'lesser races' - that it's a means to an end to ensure a 'massive confluence of chaos in the planet', in an effort to expunge Hydaelyn and allow Zodiark to be reborn. This also explains why the Ascians are now becoming more and more blatant in their dealings with other races - they're simply becoming more desperate, given the efforts of the 'Warrior of Light' (ala the player) in frustrating their plans.

[Morningstar1337]

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I see. So this makes my invasion theory a little more likely.

BTW would the "Chosen one" from the sylph quests be one of those "Paragons"