Baktish

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Religious philosopher who is believed to have lived in Galvenay around -22.500 CC (in the Second Empire). His basic idea was that if a man is able to perform magic, then he is potentially a god. Most sages agree that his philosophy is merely adapted from the myths of the elves (see the Heart of Darkness). Already in his own time, he was persecuted as a heretic, and though his beliefs has resurfaced many times in different forms, only the more diluted versions of his faith has been able to survive for substantial periods of time, such as exemplified by Tasselind and the Order of the Open Hand.