Why didn the Overlord in the first game execute Gnarl for his betrayal?
• Being evil is fine and dandy, but getting rid of the one guy who actually knows how the place works is crazy. • Gnarl had already told the Overlord how it all worked by that point, and besides, what kind of idiot would ever even consider trusting the evil sidekick who just betrayed him not 5 minutes ago? How could the Overlord trust him not to give false information that would kill him, considering Gnarl is a known traitor? • Megatron. • Now, now. Gnarl didn’t betray the Overlord directly. That was Rose/Velvet’s doing. Gnarl merely serves the current Overlord in control of the Dark Tower, and that was the Wizard. Gnarl even pointed out that he’d gladly go back to serving you if you could wrestle control back from the Old Overlord. • Gnarl didn’t actually do anything against the player. • If the Silent Order had their mouths sewn shut, how do they eat or drink? What happens if they get sick and vomit? Or their nose gets stuffed up? • If one of them starved to death or suffocated, I wo
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