The Trickster's Riddle

[Steepest Durin]

I'll leave th' sword there. That is pretty darn cool. Yerkan, mebbe someday it will be right ta bring th' Hailstone Mirror in here.

[Yerkan of Elish]

"Indeed. I do not know if that day is today. These times are dark, and not for reflection, but for action.

Though I find that I can do little else but reflect as the world crumbles around me. I remember too well the times of being a human, and I feel far older than I ought to be."

[Yerkan of Elish]

Whatever became of the rest of the deities from the old worlds. From the Icy Wastes and the Mountain Plane.

From what I know, however, Bregelmir cared little, and was a Lord of many people. He will be a suitable guess.

[Great Thrash]

As I recall, many of the Steepest were carried off in strange diamond transports, a celestial ship of sorts, with none of the comforts of a real ship.
Others may have been trapped as the realms were shivered and ruined.

Others are here but have not said or done much.

[AIiCE]

"How inconsiderate of them to not leave records. If we can't learn from them, then what good are they?"

[Great Thrash]

Their stories are still a part of History, at least.

http://www.diamondpantheon.com/rules/precedent.html

Steepest Durin and Grey Aides are those who might help us the most in terms of records from that time.

[Diamond Master]

"Bregelmir is not the answer, though your assessment of him is good. What lair Bregelmir had was always stolen from others. Funny! Funny funny, hahahahaha! Why do you not laugh at your own pitiful attempts at this riddle?"

[Ptah]

The use of past tense makes me wonder - perhaps a dead person, or a skull?

[Diamond Master]

"Hehe. Not quite so morbid."

[Grey Aides]

Eitr...?