The 'nets' were mostly made of some kind of energy, and didn't leave behind a physical trace that could be examined, except on what they struck. Thankfully, once they're recovered, it's a simple task to 'untangle' them, but doing so while entangled is nearly impossible, though freeing someone from it shatters the 'net', with little chance to examine it.<br/><br/>The other gods don't seem to be faring well, either, as Draiss finds the remains of one aspect, entangled and, without support, easily defeated, especially since they possess other weapons, similar to the high-powered energy weapons Draiss' constructs use. It's clear the soldiers are empowered in some way, easily hefting weapons that look like they would normally be mounted. and fairly indiscriminate in their use of the nets; they have no impact at all on ordinary civilians, though their other weapons aren't quite so generous.<br/><br/>Going in with quality tactics, Draiss will find that, while they're well-coordinated and disciplined, they're also fairly unskilled; most of their fights have been against groups of less than four, so facing a large squad like Draiss' is enough to shut down this small hunting party, fairly quickly.