The Wild Hunt

The Wild Hunt is a golden decorated tome with brass filigree crafted into the shapes of branches and vines. The golden elk in the centre that symbolises Kol. The tome itself speaks of 'The Wild Hunt', a supernatural event that once had passed and believed to one day come again.
== Research ==
Completed by Pickle
[...justice comes in many forms, though seldom is it enacted by mortals with true strength or vigour. When man fails to deliver a swift blow to the darkness that beckons, the Wild Antler shalt ride through forests with vengeance and without mercy. Only then can the lands be cleansed of vile monstrosities that upset the balance of nature...]
[...far beyond the understanding of the Concord's dogma, who has always been an entity of peace, order and nature. Whilst many may perceive this supposed aspect of Kol to be heretical against the faith, it is a simple truth. Every god will wear a mask, conforming to a portfolio and bound by the laws that come with it. Yet Cernunnos is one who casts such restrictions aside when all seems lost. The ultimate justice to bring balance to the living world...]
[...when the Karnyx was last blown, it is said that this vengeful aspect of the Wild One was seen tearing through the plains and forests, part man and part beast, much akin to a centaur monstrosity. As he carved across the continent, slaying those he deemed unworthy of mercy. With every mile that he crossed, beasts and creatures of his domain would join his swarming army. From bears, to wolves to wild birds, joining the parade of the purge...]
[...since the rise of the Elysian Empire, the known location of the Karnyx has been all but lost to time. Though some have come to the belief that such an artifact may have been stolen or destroyed by that very Empire, out of fear of what would come against them if such a relic were ever purposes again...]
[...the Wild Hunt have split much of the faith of Kol, with some believing that such an arrival would stain the legacy and legend of the Wild Antler, though others believe that such an event would be a blessing to the land and opportunity to rid the world of evil in the name of peace and order. The former believing that peace and order cannot be truly achieved with such malicious and vengeful slaughter...]
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