Online talk:Thogalda

Holy Sweetroll OriginsEdit

Trivia:

not worth adding to article but just some trivia that the first church of the holy sweet roll is a real group founded by fans at Pax Aus and which has grown in subsequent years to be a fan group noticed by Bethesda. prior events they have been involved in include the pax aus sweetroll pin giveaway, building a tower of sweet roll boxes to the ceiling (refrenced in her speech as the black boxes), moon sugar (ginger beer) giveaway, the find the red diamond give away in conjuction with Bethesdaat prior pax. in 2019 Beth and Zos staff met the church at a PAX global night where they not only showed the upcoming trailer for year of the dragon DLC but mentioned their desire to make an ingame tribute to the church. further information at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/firstchurchoftheholysweetroll/

as most of this is outside the games/original research form those present at events I can not add it to article but adding to discussion to add some context to her lines. 101.167.226.84 06:40, 12 May 2020 (GMT)

note - changing religion termEdit

ive altered the comment about the first church of the holy sweet roll of being a cult to a fan group. i can find no evidence this is even remotely a religous order and nothing more than a 20ish or so member community group.

cool history to add but not accurate to label as a cult. — Unsigned comment by 101.167.226.93 (talk) at 03:55 on 21 September 2021

Thanks for catching that! It is a little much to apply a word with such heavy connotations to a harmless Facebook group. -MolagBallet (talk) 16:42, 21 September 2021 (UTC)

OOG RefsEdit

For posterity (and to address a concern from Holy Sweetroll Origins): information from outside the games is fine; it's Lore space where the use of OOG information is more of an issue. References like this are documented extensively on the Easter Eggs page. Prospective entries there must be discussed on the talk page before being added to the page proper. -MolagBallet (talk) 16:42, 21 September 2021 (UTC)