Arpo Relent

Arpo Relent was a Well Knight of Quaint and among the Nehemothanai, avowed hunters of Korbal Broach and Bauchelain. He served the Lady of Beneficence and sought justice from the necromancers that had laid low his once pure and true city.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 2
Arpo was broad chested, chaste, and by his own report, free of vice. He approved of a vast array of tortures and even death for those that did not maintain his same level of dedication to physical and mental purity.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapters 2/5
He wore mailed armor with gold fittings and carried two long-bladed, sibling swords with golden pommels, "scabbarded in black wood filigreed in gold" on each hip.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 2
== In Crack'd Pot Trail==
Arpo and the other Nehemothanai joined a caravan following in the footsteps of Bauchelain and Korbal Broach on the Cracked Pot Trail across the Great Dry. Halfway across the desolate plateau the group ran out of food. It was Arpo's idea that the group's "useless" artists would better serve as meals for the rest. Thereafter, the poets and singers would perform in competition every night for the right to live another day.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 3 
When the critic Apto Canavalian made the mistake of directing his cutting remarks against the Lady of Beneficence, Arpo Relent leaped at him with murder in his eyes. Apto dodged and the knight crashed head first into a boulder and knocked himself out.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 5 Arpo did not awaken until the next day, confused and leaking pink fluid from a crack in his head. He then masturbated himself to exhaustion and rode his horse facing backwards. The mind altered Well Knight spoke of once living in the city of Fan'arrogal before it was destroyed by demons. Fellow traveler Sardic Thew became convinced that the knight was Farrog's Indifferent God returned.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 6
As the pilgrim caravan came to the end of the Great Dry, the poet Avas Didion Flicker told a story to the already agitated group of Nehemothanai and Chanters that hinted that their quarry, the necromancers Bauchelain and Korbal Broach, were the true passengers in the Dantoc's carriage. Arpo Relent approached the carriage's driver Mister Must Ambertroshin and suddenly recognized him as a demon like the ones that had destroyed his native Fan'arrogal. As Relent attacked, Mister Must transformed into his true demonic shape in a burst of fire. The two locked in a deathgrip as the startled mules dragged the carriage over the side of a three hundred foot cliff to the river below. Neither demon nor Well Knight was seen again.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 6
== Quotes ==
== Trivia ==
When Arpo lists what knights, wizards, and mendics (clerics) can and cannot do he seems to be basing his case on player restrictions from the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game.
==Notes and references==
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