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Count Riordan Beithell

The strange, pale nobleman who seems to be in an illicit relationship
with the duchess, Lady Kwenthrith Thrussell. He is said to be the Count
of Isle Arainn. Count Riordan participated in the Grand Tourney in place
 of the injured Sir Aneirin Proudfoot, coming in third place after
defeating Sir Markus Graystone, losing to Dame-Commander Tyffayne and
defeating Lord Henry Malvern in the bronze match. Afterwards, Ghislain
and Riordan retired to the Durant, where they exchanged information with
 Sir Markus about Valius Blackthorne and the Iron Ring. Riordan was
later seen again in the company of a beautiful crimson-haired Valennian
woman, pointed out by his wife - Arianwen Beithell. Caught by the bounds
 of matrimony, he made a sudden exit with the red-haired beauty. Count
Riordan is a seductive and enigmatic figure who seems to be a foreigner
to the court yet at home all the same. His elitism and disregard if not
disdain for others has drawn the ire of many, including Lemuel of Ryfall
 and Markus Graystone. Count Riordan intervened in the battle at
Carmarthen over the Altar of Panacea, briefly using his full vampiric
power and identifying his true nature as an ancient vampire lord of
Acheiris and Count of the Court of Locusts.
Master Inquisitor Malakai

As the Master Inquisitor of Carmarthen, the scarred and pierced Malakai
leads the Solist Inquisition in Agrawel and answers directly to
Lord-Inquisitor Judicaël, his junior. Inquisitors are granted
innate divine powers that aid them in their fight against heresy. They
are able
to function as fearsome witch hunters, investigators and executors.
Inquisitors
often have eccentric personalities, odd habits, and strange worldviews,
encouraged by the conditions of solitude they are usually forced to work
 in.
Zander Demeter

Zander Demeter is a 16 year old boy from Greece who wins the DARE Awards organised by trillionaire, Felix Scott. His parents were killed in a fire accident when he

was a young boy. Ever since, his grandfather took care of him. He blames Felix Scott for their deaths and becomes the Sign Maker to ruin the trillionaire.
The Knight of the Torrent

Lady Quirelle Moridhel corrupted the dread wraith that was borne from Kyran Meirion's execution in the Hall of Flies into a creature more fitting the name Knight of the Torrent, an arch-minion of Dagon that she planned to place on the Nine. The Dawn's Herald ultimately freed the Knight of the Torrent from Dagon's control during their return to the Hall of Flies.
Ragnhild Crone-Daughter

Ragnhild Crone-Daughter is a beautiful nordling woman with platinum
blonde hair and blue eyes supposedly descended from the bloodline of a
hag. She is the most powerful diviner in Noslith and a former member of
the Company of Eight; now, she acts as one of the leaders of the
Athenaeum. The seeress was unfortunately more than likely killed when
the academy was sacked, massacred and torched, or so the party thought;
the truth was far worse. Ragnhild was found to be one of the Nine,
driven mad by her own divinations and now the Grandmistress of the
Faceless, the cult of Juiblex. After the Eclipse, she fled with the
Faceless to her headquarters on the fallen isle of Ynys Ddwyrain.
Lord Prelate Balder

Balder the Conjurer was one of the Company of Eight, the wizards who
fought against the Black Cardinal; after Tegwen ascended, he fell to the
 Infernal Pact, yet rose himself to rival her in power, becoming Lord
Prelate of Noslith, or the leader of all its diabolist cells. He answers
 to the Nine-Pointed Star. After appearing in Isolde's tower in Castle
Arvendon, he teleported into the Hall of Flies during the battle between
 the Hellknight, the Dawn's Herald and the Mistress Royal Enchantress.
He was last seen dueling Tegwen and cursing her for betraying him, after
 which he fled from the party into a *gate* that closed after
Tegwen pursued him with deadly intent. Tegwen ultimately killed Balder,
her former lover who aided her in creating the failed cure, and took
control of his subjects until she draw the Deacons to herself and
entered into hiding
Foxy

Foxy is an animatronic that is going to be in the upcoming CHAOS Custom Night. ItzGoldenFreddy took this character from the first Five Nights At Freddy’s game.

## Appearance

Foxy is a red fox with an eyepatch, yellow eyes and a hook on his right hand.
He has a large tear on his chest revealing his endoskeleton and from his knees down his metal legs are visible.

## Mechanic

He will spend the night in pirates cove and begin to slowly leave. There is no way to prevent this or to slow him down. Place a bear trap next to the door before he attacks you. He will only attack once per night and won't be stopped by the doors.
Roland Chalfont

Cyrus (second son)

Colinus (fourth son)

Charlotte (granddaughter)

**Roland Chalfont** was a military instructor in Westmoor, having served under Viscount Domnall Fox's retainer during the Half-Moon Heresy. Roland's wife, Cecilia, was responsible for raising their four sons whilst his military career prospered. Cecilia and their youngest son Richard succumbed to the Rasping Pox in 1499.

Roland longed for his glory days during the heresy, and was infamous for recounting his war stories to anyone who would listen. His disposition soured in his later years, as the enemies of Noslith became too elusive for his skillset to prove useful.
Lady Alennia Raerinal

Alennia
 is a
Gaelatharan mage of some power; however, she did not have enough power
to stop
the incubus Becuriel from bringing her under his charm under the guise
of Roy
Bellerose. The niece of Berenwen Raerinal, Alennia came to Agrawel
seeking out her killers, the Dawn's Herald. Mages spend their lives in
the study and practice of magic. Good-aligned mages offer counsel to
nobles and others in power, while evil mages dwell in isolated sites
to perform unspeakable experiments without interference. Alennia
Raerinal is a
silver-haired, beautiful high-elven woman with a noble, respectful
figure and
demeanor wearing ornate robes beneath a hooded cloak. The high elf
resurrected Lynette Rooke, albeit at the cost of her eye, and reanimated
 Silas Rooke as a revenant with a forgotten ritual, binding him to exact
 Becuriel's death. Although Alennia respects the reign of House
Ansravain over Gaelathara, she disagrees vehemently with her cousin, Sir
 Daeren, upon the subject of Vaielnor Elenviel, arguing that the elf can
 still be redeemed. Nevertheless, they have all continued to travel
together under the banner of the Dawn's Herald, seeking to trace the
plots of the fey'ri and the demonic assassin Vaiel.
The Masked Woman

A pale, mysterious masked woman with the powers of a powerful mage seen
in the company of the Infernal Pact. After the attack on the
Hellknight's hideout, the Masked Woman counterattacked and in vengeance
for the death of Kyran, sacrificed the Four Swords and Lord Patrick Fox
to summon the baatezu, Elamash, her patron as a warlock, into the world.
 Upon her escape, she was seemingly revealed to be Isolde Thorne.
Silas Rooke

The Syndicate

**Silas Rooke** was an Istrian gunslinger and frequent associate of the Dawn's Herald. He famously journeyed with the Heroes of Blackbridge when they took down Kobold King Yiktaz and Lord Farquhar Thorne. When the party’s leads on the Infernal Pact began to run dry in Bregate, Silas left his allies with an apology, and vanished from all but the most prying of Noslith's eyes.

Malcolm Stenet told of how he journeyed with Silas at the Istrian's commission from Bregate, to Blackbridge, then the Ethereal Mountains, and then the Mithral Mines, to its depths where they fought a white dragon. There, Silas acquired what he needed so desperately in the confusion, and quickly left after paying Malcolm and his companions upon their return to Bregate. Vaielnor revealed that Silas is likely alive and in Agrawel, and that rumors point to him as being deeply involved in the war between the Yellow Rose and the Syndicate.

Silas Rooke was revealed to be the leader of the Blackpowder gang, prudently summoned by Markus to rescue the party after the Deacons devastated them near Tarquinn Farmstead. Reunited with his sister, Silas revealed that he would not return home with Lynette until they had slain the Patron, a mysterious shapechanger working with the Yellow Rose to manufacture the plagued cure in Agrawel and possibly even the Ashforge dwarves, long oppressed by the Andriet family, to seemingly later unleash it on Istria. Silas had obtained gunpowder laced with orichalcum shavings in an attempt to kill him that failed. Silas used his connections with the Syndicate to return the party to Agrawel and commented that he could be found at either the Blackpowder campsite in the abandoned Tarquinn land or the Blackpowder house in the 7th Ward.

Silas was killed in the explosion of the shadowy orb that destroyed Bellerose House, but Alennia Raerinal was able to reanimate him as a revenant driven to kill Becuriel. Silas nearly succeeded in fulfilling his end during the Eclipse but still remains with the Dawn's Herald. He was last seen departing with his sister into the Western Weald.
Fall of Agrawel

## The Fall of Agrawel

### Performers

Earl Ethelhelm Beldrec of Cumbria; King Duncan I of House Gardner; Viscount Domnall Fox; Lord Elric Thrussell; King Richard II of Noslith; Knight-Commander Tyffayne of the White Rose

### Location

Agrawel, the Hinterlands, Noslith

The **Fall of Agrawel** was the final battle fought in Duncan Gardner's campaign of the Rasping War, commanded by Elric Thrussell and the Order of the Sons of Rhydderch, following the Sack of Overbrook, the Sack of Westmoor and the Sack of Kerry. The Goldsworn and House Thrussell forces composing King Duncan I's army attacked the Westmoor gate in full force, drawing the attention of the remaining forces of the Hinterlands, mostly composed of the Royal Army and the Argent Guard lead by Viscount Domnall Fox of Westmoor, Earl Piaras Rayne of Ryfall, King Richard II, Lochlainn, and the rest of the royal court. Although the Royal Army fought valiantly, they did not expect the betrayal of the White Rose, who revealed themselves loyal to the Court of Locusts and stormed Castle Arvendon, nor the intervention of the armies of Cumbria. Tyffayne herself slew Richard II in the throne room; Piaras Rayne escaped along with his family and the children of House Fox, while Viscount Domnall died at the hands of the Cumbrian Earl Ethelhelm Beldrec. Agrawel fell to the combined might of Bregate and Norgate thereafter, while the rest of those still loyal to Princess Calanthe, who survived her fallen royal father, hurried to Newport and the King's River Valley.

Before Agrawel could be properly secured, the Worldwound opened and the Deluge followed. The city was swallowed by the sea, with only Griffin Hill standing above the water to remind those who come after who once ruled the realm called Noslith.
The Blade in the Dark

Since the beginning of the 13th century, stories have been told of the
Blade in the Dark, the Whispering Wrath, a fearsome, murderous wraith
who rides a nightmare across the realm, leaving disastrous loss of life
in its wake. The Blade in the Dark feeds on sin and death and is a
feared figure in the underworld, where cultists and criminals obey its
whispered desires to avoid its black vengeance. The Blade in the Dark
was revealed to be the enforcer of the Court of Locusts, its servant
that controls the Nine, the leaders of the Black Congregation and
unwitting, fearful minions of the archwizards that make up their
masters. The Blade in the Dark pursued the Dawn's Herald to their
crossing south of Caer Brydion, attacking and defeating the party,
ultimately forcing the order to regroup and separate to avoid the deadly
 wraiths.
Fall of Lagarde

## The Fall of Lagarde

### Performers

The Blade in the Dark, Court of Locusts, the Dawn's Herald, Tyffayne, the White Rose, the Wilted Rose, Yannick Florian

### Location

Castle Antenor, Pont de Fleur, Lagarde, the Crossing

The **Fall of Lagarde** is the name given to the last battle fought by the Dawn's Herald for control of Lagarde and Pont de Fleur under the leadership of the steward Father Aeron of the Fellowship of Gaius. The battle was fought between the Dawn's Herald and the Court of Locusts, who summoned forth a skeletal dragon and the spirits of Lady Quirelle Moridhel and the Child of Stars, reborn as the Perfected and Banished tanar'ri heralds of the coming of Ashtoreth. The Perfected and several cambion spellcasters opened up a portal on the ramparts of Castle Antenor, forcing the Dawn's Herald to retreat within the walls, where they are met by the Blade in the Dark. A brutal battle ensues, and the Blade in the Dark reveals their true identities: the Praetorian Guard of the Court of Locusts and its Locust Princess, the fallen knights of the White Rose, lead by Knight-Commander Tyffayne wearing the mask of a wraith. Sir Yannick Florian, the former Knight-Commander of the White Rose, turned his sword upon Tyffayne, dying to allow the Dawn's Herald a chance to retreat into the catacombs of Pont de Fleur. In the ensuing pursuit, Eohric of Loinnir was slain trying to protect the forsaken chapel. The knights were taken captive and taken to the dungeons of Castle Antenor; the rest of the knights who did not surrender were killed. Thereafter, Ashtoreth arrived, with Count Soveliss Moridhel accompanying her; she forced a captive Father Aeron to bind Mère Fleur to her tomb, and then made preparations for her final ascension. The leadership of the Dawn's Herald arrived at that point, fresh from their victory at Dragonfall Manor, rescuing a few of their number and storming the chapel, leading to their witness of the Sunscourge Heresy, while the Wilted Rose departed for Castle Arvendon in Agrawel to fulfill its original purpose.
Sir Rastus

The
 spree of priest
assassinations in 1522 was the genesis of the Fifth Crusade when the
cardinals
pushed the Writ of Redoubt into church law. The Crusade empowered anyone
 with a
sword and faith in Sol to hunt down the diabolical Infernal Pact and the
 other
dark influences that had taken root in the Shrinelands. Most crusaders
are
zealous knights, mercenaries, or nobles, while others are priests or
paladins
of Sol. Crusaders usually travel in bands of 10-30 warriors. The
crusader Sir Rastus was a half-blood, a mix of Wraemore and Agrawel that
 ended up deserting from the Crusade and eventually joining up with Sir
Eoghainn Drake, the Knight of the Tower, before changing loyalties to
the Dawn's Herald after his scouting group was beaten badly by their
knights in an exchange outside the Northwood Inn.
Clement Savin

Sir **Clement Savin** was the second-born son of Sir Aimar Savin of Cairnwatch, and a long-standing member of The Dawn's Herald.

## History

born to Aimar Savin and his wife, Iselda Molai in 5e 1497

joined the Dawn's Herald 5e 8.3.1522 alongside his cousin and best friend, Kindin Molai

proved himself among the more capable recruits, and was named knight-lieutenant after surviving a clash with the Blades in the Dark as the party journeyed to Lagarde

aided in the latter half of the battle to claim Lagarde from the Court of Locusts

worked as an intermediary to cool down the situation between the Goldsworn and the Dawn's Herald, departing afterwards to learn the intricacies of the Smokeshield Rebellion

survived the Fall of Lagarde, named to lieutenant-commander in service to the new dame-commander of the order, Solveig
Charlotte

Cyrus Chalfont (biological father)

**Charlotte** is the daughter of Cyrus Chalfont and Rosalind of Newport. She was raised by her mother and her mother's lover, a ferryman named Sampson. Rosalind wished for Charlotte to become a famous painter, however the young girl did not take to the arts, and lived a largely uneventful life until the Fall of Newport.
Rogar Magrimgun

**Rogar Magrimgun** was the leader of the duergar slave traders hailing from the Underdark who regularly made trips to the Chapel of Dispater hidden beneath the Thorne Manor in Bregate to purchase and transport surface slaves collared and trained by Vicar Farquhar Thorne of the Infernal Pact. The arrangement between the lawful evil duergar and the lawful evil Infernal Pact was profitable for both parties, yet it ended in bloodshed in 5E.1521 when the Heroes of Blackbridge came to Bregate, believing the Infernal Pact was responsible for the assassinations of clergy throughout Noslith. The Heroes of Blackbridge uncovered the secret Chapel, raided the dungeon and slew Farquhar Thorne. When the duergar came to trade, they were slain in kind by the adventurers. Rogar Magrimgun thus died at their hands, and the other cells of the Infernal Pact went into hiding. With the subsequent outbreak of the Fifth Crusade, trading slaves became difficult for the Infernal Pact, and they largely shifted focus to war.
Princess Andraste Ansravain

The
 young, carefree and pretty elven princess of Gaelathara has come from
afar to the grand human kingdom of Noslith, seeking adventure with her
aunt, Lady Sariel Ansravain. Andraste is a powerful bladesinger, a
practicioner of an ancient eldritch elven art. The princess continued to
 journey with the Dawn's Herald after the Eclipse, although she departed
 along with her aunt and sworn sword into the Weald to seek the aid of
the fey.
Rami

**AN UNEARTHLY BEAUTY**Rami'thos Lanthrash, shortened
to 'Rami' in the process of their tutoring, stands at roughly six feet
and maintains a lithe figure across their entire form, striking a slim
silhouette if not for their all-concealing yellow half plate. Their face
 and figure is androgynous and, especially with the bulk of their mail,
it is impossible to determine their sex.
As is typical of drow, their
 skin has adopted a dark hue and their eyes are thin and sanguine, one
could easily feel their gaze could pierce the soul. Most couldn't tell
on account that they wear a snow-white hooded poncho and gloves,
concealing their features and identity.
Alyssia

Alyssia joined the Dawn's Herald some time ago, after a long history of
military campaigns with an unnamed band of mercenaries. As she once
explained to Markus Graystone, it was during a battle alongside those mercenaries that she lost her eye.

She
 joined the Dawn's Herald some time ago, having apparently left her
mercenary life behind her. She remained on station at Castle Antenor,
until eventually requesting to accompany Henry Malvern on his return to the Crossing, eager to work with the famed knight and slay a dragon.

Alyssia
 considers herself a protector and a hero, and will put herself in
tremendous danger to help those who cannot help themselves.
Master Banys Cindershield

Inquisitors are granted
innate divine powers that aid them in their fight against heresy. They
are able
to function as fearsome witch hunters, investigators and executors.
Inquisitors
often have eccentric personalities, odd habits, and strange worldviews,
encouraged by the conditions of solitude they are usually forced to work
 in. Master Banys Cindershield is a member of the Solist Inquisition, a
dwarf serving under Master-Inquisitor Roland at St. Cadogan's Cathedral
in the plagueworn Godsgrove district. Although he has not earned the
rank of Master-Inquisitor, he has gained many accolades in his fight
against the Infernal Pact, a career stretching back to before the Fifth
Crusade when he worked with Solveig, a time when even the
Knight-Commander of the Dawn's Herald knew Banys, however briefly.
Banys
 Cindershield arrived at the outskirts of Pont de Fleur seeking justice
and the release of the Dawn's Herald's beautiful "hostages" - the ladies
 Calanthe and Eleanor. The party denied holding the women against their
will and invited the inquisitors to spend the night at Castle Antenor.
The inquisitors peaceably left the following morning, gravely warning
the party about the Crusade although confiding in Lemuel his hope that
his report will at least somewhat affect the following proceedings.
Unfortunately, the following night, a member of the Dawn's Herald
contracted the Rasping Pox, likely from contact with a member of the
Inquisition carrying the infection. The initiate was quarantined,
although the question of whether or not the spread of disease within
Lagarde was halted was left in the air
Hawkpoint

**Alignment:** Neutral
**Population:** 342
**Government:** Circle of Elders
**Languages:** Common
**Religion:** Solism

A small hillside town that rests north of Norgate, elevated above
most of the other towns. It was named not only for its elevated view of
surrounding villages and cities, but also because of the shrieking of
birds of pray that act as an alarm for the denizens in the early
morning. It was formed from a small community of settlers who felt that
they could quietly worship Sol safe from invaders had they built in
between hills, the choice serving them well so far as they have eluded
any significant invasions or raids in the roughly 200 years since it was
 established. The town had become a common stopping point for Solist
pilgrims and travellers, an altar to Sol being placed at the top of the
hill, a popular spot for prayer and worship among the townsfolk.

For the past couple of decades Hawkpoint had struggled to find a
dedicated trade due to the varied skills of its citizens and the
mediocre economy preventing most families from affording college.
Recently they had seen some success however, their Blacksmith finding
that a few of his apprentices were very talented, a pair of them driven
by competition over his daughter, Claudia. This had taken a hit after
one of them had gone missing shortly after becoming engaged to her, but
smithing has still shown to be slowly improving their economy as demand
for their sturdy and intricately-designed armaments grows.

It is primarily independant, relying on outside cities, settlements
and villages for trade and goods and often sending a few people down to
trade throughout the region. It is run by a small government of elders,
the most notable of which is Elder Stuart whom is the grandfather of
Darwin Stuart, a talented blacksmith’s apprentice and rival of the one
who had gone missing. Suspicion has grown for both of them as of late
but the community of Hawkpoint is small and tightly-knit, no one wanting
 to speak up only to be outcast by that community.

Though the man that had gone missing returned after a couple of
years, those close to him realized that he was not the same man he once
was. As he had told them of his experiences in being taken into the
arena of Valius II, the self-proclaimed Black Prince who in reality was a
 mere noble that inherited an arena, they had resolved to allow him to
stay in hiding so he could repair his relationship with his fiance and
adapt to life in Hawkpoint once more.
What was minor speculation became grave suspicion when shortly after
that the returning man had been found and executed in the middle of the
small town by Valius II, made an example of in person. Though life goes
on there have been people both within and outside of the community
picking up on the scent of conspiracy and wondering what dark secrets
the elders and the hillside town itself have hiding just out of view.
Sir William Denholm

Sir William Denholm is a knight of the Royal Guard. He is the first son
of Baron Vern Denholm of Blackbridge and heir apparent to Fort Denholm.
Knights are warriors who pledge service to rulers, religious orders,
and noble causes. A knight’s alignment determines the extent to which a
pledge is honored. Whether undertaking a quest or patrolling a realm, a
 knight often travels with an entourage that includes squires and
hirelings who are commoners.
Sir William was last seen in the
explosion of the shadowy orb that destroyed Bellerose House. Returning
after with Sir Elric, Sir Caelan, Sir Finnegan, and Sir William were
sent back to the lands that they were set to inherit, corrupted by the
Court of Locusts to the purpose of succeeding their lord fathers.
Grouddoc

**Grouddoc** was an advisor and adjutant to the Ashforge Prince, the dwarf nobleman Kofrael Dragonbreaker. He is a powerful cleric of an unknown deity. Grouddoc was last seen in the explosion of the shadowy orb that destroyed Bellerose House. It was ultimately revealed that he survived by pledging himself to the demons, betraying the dwarven pantheon in full. Grouddoc was defeated by the Dawn's Herald during the battle beneath the Eclipse.
Newstone

The village of **Newstone** was the seat of the former barony of the same name, ruled by House Mirth from Castle Corlach. The village was founded in 4E.722, in the era after the First Crusade, by Sir Jacques the Mirthful, a roguish miner and squire who ascended to become a knight during the violence of the fall of Shadowthrone. Newstone was briefly a prosperous village thanks to the wealth of the mithral mines its rulers had invested in, although the mines were eventually lost. The village was also a parish of the Church of Sol; before its fall, it was shepherded by Father Clancy.

In 5E.1521, under the reign of Baron Bryson Mirth, the village fell to the Rasping Pox. The Baron died at his favored servant's hands within the castle walls, while the Baron's wife, Lady Morwenna Mirth née Fox, along with his daughter, Serafina Mirth, escaped into the countryside, eventually being taken in by the Baron of the Lake Village, Ghislain Marcel, who would soon take the baroness' daughter's hand in marriage. A year after falling to the plague, the village fell beneath the Lake of Darkness, consumed by the Deluge.

## The Heroes of Blackbridge

Desperate pleas for aid to the Church of Sol lead to Father Tihomir of Blackbridge's ill-fated expedition through the Wosswood and the investigation by Lemuel of Ryfall and Aldus thereafter. The Heroes of Blackbridge thus made several trips to Newstone during its fall. Not long before their arrival to the Wosswood, the kobolds under King Yiktaz of the Shambling Temple attacked Newstone, stealing off with a set of sacrifices totaling nine women, men, and children. At that time, Newstone had a chapel lead by a priest, Father Clancy, and an inn called the Pilgrim's Mug kept by a rude innkeeper named Brytha who refused to welcome the adventurers. The then-survivors of the plagued village Newstone and the wicked ravages of the Rasping Pox made a deep impression on the novice adventurers.

Although the Heroes of Blackbridge did their best for Newstone, including attempting to provide their town guard with a set of cold iron weapons retrieved from the Dwarven Crucible upon Mount Rann, the nine hostages kidnapped by the Kobold King were slain in a ritual that turned him half-demon, while Newstone inevitably fell to the plague. Throughout 5E.1522, tales were spread of walking dead emerging from Castle Corlach taking the shapes of both the Baron Bryson Mirth and Adara, the servant who took the Baron's life.

At some point after Newstone's fall, Viscount Malcolm Stenet of Ayles journeyed to the ruined village to face the plague that had taken his wife from him. There, the Viscount claimed he was met by vengeful undead. The nobleman successfully fought off the creatures with the sword Brionac before venturing onwards into the Wosswood.

## The Sunscourge Heresy

The ghostly town of Newstone would lie still upon the lake until The Sunscourge Heresy, the opening of the Worldwound and the resulting Deluge saw the destruction of Newstone as Castle Corlach and the abandoned village surrounding it were swallowed whole by the Lake of Darkness; whatever remains of the barony likely lies at the bottom of the Lake.
Wyrmspeaker Taliesin

A powerful draconic sorcerer who has dedicated himself to Tiamat after
discovering his origins as a bastard son of a Wraemorite cultist. He was
 slain by Edmund in Dragonsgrave after his ambitious ritual backfired,
the burst of magical energy from the destruction of his staff by Volkarr
 mixing with the arcane energy of the mysterious scroll pilfered from
Faolan's lair, causing the resurrection of Faolan the Gray as Faolan the
 Black.
Father Tihomir

**Father Tihomir** was the parish priest of Blackbridge before his death lead to the ascension of Anselm, acolyte of the chapel. When the plague arrived in Newstone, Father Tihomir departed to aid Father Clancy and the ailing villagers by delivering whatever plague relief supplies Blackbridge could offer. However, on the way through the Wosswood, his caravan was assailed by Markus Aldhard, an assassin of the Esoteric Order of the Gargoyle and the Court of Locusts. Tihomir, along with his curate, and three of four guards, were slain by the assassin, yet the fourth guard, Pierrick Blackhair, managed to mortally wound his attacker. Severely wounded himself, the guard then wandered into a kobold ambush while Markus Aldhard wandered into a goblin den.

Tihomir's body was found by the Heroes of Blackbridge, on a mission from the Church of Sol to investigate his disappearance, and cremated along with the rest of those fallen at the assassin's hands. The adventurers found the body of his assassin, and after dealing with the politics of the humanoid kingdoms that ruled the Wosswood, learned of his apparent affiliation with the Infernal Pact. Their discovery lead to the formation of the Fifth Crusade.
Markus Aldhard

**Markus Aldhard** was an assassin from Noslith and a member of the Esoteric Order of the Gargoyle, a cell of assassins devoted to Pazuzu. Trained by Vaielnor Elenviel and Dame-Commander Tyffayne of the White Rose, Markus was among the assassins used for the purpose of assassinating priests to see Anselm rise to power over the clergy of the Church of Sol. Additionally, the assassins were involved in a false flag operation, wearing Infernal Pact medallions to fool those who might catch them in their duty. Markus Aldhard assassinated Father Tihomir in the Wosswood yet was mortally wounded by one of his guards, Pierrick Blackhair, and then slain in the Lost Crypt of Lusalor by Nagzem the Killer. The assassin's body was stripped of his possessions, including his Infernal Pact medallion, which was given as tribute to Nagzem's overlord, the Goblin King Sorzek, who kept the trinket in his royal vaults in the Dwarven Crucible. The Heroes of Blackbridge found the assassin's corpse slumped within the crypt when they were sent to investigate Father Tihomir's disappearance; ultimately, the assassin's successful mission but unfortunate death and the subsequent investigation of both lead to the targeting of the Infernal Pact by the Heroes of Blackbridge, the Fifth Crusade, and the Dawn's Herald.
Istria

**Alignment:** Neutral
**Capital:** Avredence (176,217)
**Notable Settlements:** Alaspar (1,821), Do’Uras (4,000+), Kingshill (2,331)
**Ruler:** Grand Duke Miles Andriet
**Government:** Feudal Monarchy
**Languages:** Common
**Religion:** Solism

A predominantly semi-arid region known for its exquisite
craftsmanship and wealth, Istria stands largely isolated from its
neighbors, rarely engaging in foreign affairs outside of maintaining its
 numerous trade relations. Known as the “Kingdom of Opportunity”, many
of its inhabitants dream of one day finding themselves within the
innermost tier of its enormous capital city of Avredence, where status
determines the value of life.
Pryce the Light-Haired

The former court wizard of Ryfall; he is rumored to have been ousted by
the Crusade and forced into exile, despite his betrothal to the young
Lady Sara Rayne. Although often sarcastic and even overbearing, the
handsome wizard was a brave and well-intentioned leader for the Four
Swords. Pryce was one of the five sacrificed to summon the horned devil,
 Elamash, in vengeance for Edmund Trencavel's slaying of Kyran Meirion.
Lord Patrick Fox

Domnall's uncle; a misanthropic noble who lived an isolated life in the
Fox Estate in Agrawel. Although the older nobleman was rumored to have
been jilted by an old lover, he seemed to warm up to the company of the
Four Swords and the Dawn's Herald. Sadly, Lord Patrick Fox was one of
the five sacrificed to summon the horned devil, Elamash, in vengeance
for Edmund Trencavel's slaying of Kyran Meirion.
High Captain Kyran Meirion

**Sir Kyran** was the second son of House **Meirion**. He abandoned his family, who refused to let the young squire join the Fifth Crusade, for the Crusader's Castle. After months of fighting the Infernal Pact, Kyran had become a decorated knight, but the horrors committed by the crusade had touched his soul. He could hardly deny that the Crusade had come to resemble the Infernal Pact itself, committed to torture and punishment. And so Sir Kyran called out to the Hells themselves, and Dispater bid him forth, to see Baator in its demented grandeur, and he saw that it was punishment perfected, a place of endless torment. Baator instantly became an ideal; the Crusade a way to achieve it. As Kyran rose to become High Captain, he was mantled as a Vicar by the Infernal Pact, one of Balder's highest agents, working towards the aims of theNine Pointed Star behind the backs of the Crusade's greatest knights. After being seen arguing with the High Marshal and being found missing during Ultan's attack on the tourney, Kyran was finally revealed to the Hellknight and was slain by Edmund Trencavel. His death and apparent affair with Isolde Thorne seemed to influence her fall's fulfillment, as she forgot all about her brother's death, the reasons behind it and instead moved to take revenge on the Dawn's Herald utterly. His secret corruption and his hand in the events of Hambor partly influenced Reiner to finally seek an end to his long life. Ultimately, the knight was declared missing, and the true identity of the Hellknight was never publicly revealed. Suffering an accursed death, meanwhile, Kyran was reanimated as the Knight of the Torrent.
Grania

The beautiful, golden-haired serving girl at the meeting hall in River's Edge; actually a young golden dragon serving as an agent of the Talons of Justice, a religious order of dragons who serve Bahamut, the Platinum Dragon. After the fall of River's Edge, Granialadere returned to the Talons of Justice. Although Grania has long deferred to Noslith's established leadership, as well as the archwizard Piri Niven and the fey courts of Noslith, the events of the Half-Moon Heresy along with the clergy assassinations and the Eclipse have left Granialadere as one of the primary defenders of the kingdom; she has therefore joined with the Dawn's Herald, the order following right behind the kingdom's unseen enemies. The beautiful maiden - and young gold dragon - is nearly half a century old, in the later years of her youth, yet she is a dedicated foe of evil in spite of her relative inexperience. When she reaches her hundredth year, imbued with legend, Grania hopes to seek out her own lair.
The Black Cardinal

The Seventh Cardinal, Cahir, a dark and small borderer from far to the
south, was excommunicated and blamed for the sins of the Bishop of
Bregate, dubbed the Black Cardinal as his name was stripped from the
records for the severity of a betrayal - the Half-Moon Heresy - that
Cahir never instigated. Cahir gave way to wandering until he found the
ancient gates where beyond the last of the First Empire locked away the
plague that ended them. Cahir opened them and unleashed the demons
within. In the ensuing conflict, the Black Cardinal was truly born -
demon-possessed, twisted, and corrupted, Cahir's body was made the
canvas on which the mad demons painted a terrible villain. The Black
Cardinal became their herald and leader, host to a gross and fearsome
demon, until Tegwen and her Company of Eight banded together to stop
this eldritch threat. The Black Cardinal, defeated and broken, was taken
 to be executed in the Hero's Square in Agrawel, marking an end to the
demons that possessed him and for Cahir himself. However, when the Court
 of Locusts returned to the Heartland twenty years later, they
resurrected Cahir and once again subjected him to the wicked possession
of Legion. The Black Cardinal reborn was armed with Impietas, its power
imbued with the blood of Sir Elric Thrussell, Tegwen's relative, and he
burst onto the streets of Agrawel and gathered the undead from beneath
the city to scourge Griffin Hill and claim revenge on the enchantress.
Tegwen had her own plans, however, and drew the Black Cardinal and the
Dawn's Herald into the Shadowfell with her, only to be met by an
insidious trap set by Faolan. Ultimately, Piri Niven gave his life to
stop Faolan, allowing the Dawn's Herald and Tegwen to destroy the
demonic herald and finally banish Legion to the Abyss and restore Cahir
to his intended afterlife.
Finnegan Drake

Sir Finnegan Drake is a knight of the Royal Guard. He is the first son
of Baron Finn Drake of Wyfeld and Lady Aifric Drake née
Meirion and heir apparent to Castle Drake. Knights are warriors who
pledge service to rulers, religious orders, and noble causes. A
knight’s alignment determines the extent to which a pledge is honored.
Whether undertaking a quest or patrolling a realm, a knight often
travels with an entourage that includes squires and hirelings who are
commoners.
Sir Finnegan was last seen in the explosion of the
shadowy orb that destroyed Bellerose House. Returning after with Sir
Elric, Sir Caelan, Sir Finnegan, and Sir William were sent back to the
lands that they were set to inherit, corrupted by the Court of Locusts
to the purpose of succeeding their lord fathers.
Father Aeron

Solist Church

**Father Aeron** was Lemuel's mentor and a former exorcist under the Fellowship of Gaius.

During the Half-Moon Heresy, he journeyed with adventurers Hudde Glyn and Margaret Park before retiring to act as a master of novices in Ryfall Priory. In spite of his age, Father Aeron is a fierce opponent of the Fifth Crusade and its woes. After speaking for The Dawn's Herald at the trial, the Princess was restored through the sacrifice of High Marshal Reiner Faron, and the Dawn's Herald was made into a formal chivalric order, with Father Aeron as its appointed steward.

Father Aeron maintained the Order as Carmarthen's temporary guard up until the Eclipse, when the Dawn's Herald returned and fought the Black Cardinal. Aeron's revelation of his old enemy, Yorath, came with the dawn of a suspicion that Anselm - once merely an acolyte in Blackbridge, soon after its parish priest, the Bishop of Bregate thereafter and now the newly ascended Archbishop - may be twisting the powers of his position.

It was not long after that the Archbishop threatened Aeron's apprentice, Lemuel, with excommunication should he not acquiesce to the demands of House Thrussell. The resulting confrontation at Carmarthen saw the activation of the Altar of Panacea, Aeron and Anselm's design to cure the plague, revealed to be corrupted into an agent of the plague itself. The corrupted artifact unleashed locusts into the air and Aeron's worst fears were made true. As the situation rapidly escalated out of hand, the principals of the Dawn's Herald escaped from the city and its grim horizons with Calanthe.

Father Aeron has since worked to aid the blind Knight-Commander Lemuel at any cost to himself, yet with his apprentice falling into a crisis of faith, Aeron has only sought the boy's ear to no avail while being forced to serve as the sole spiritual adviser and, for a time, healer to the wounded troupe as they made way for Lagarde.
Bishop Niall

**Niall the White** was the Bishop of Bregate from 5E.1498 to 5E.1521, elected to the position by the clergy after the escape and excommunication of Bishop Yorath following his betrayal of the White Rose during the Half-Moon Heresy. Niall was counted as a great and true member of the clergy and was an important part of the relief effort lead by Lord-Inquisitor Judicaël following the first outbreak of the Rasping Pox. He was assassinated in 5E.1521 in the halls of St. Cadogan's Cathedral by an assassin dressed in black wearing an Infernal Pact medallion, actually an agent of the Court of Locusts and the Esoteric Order of the Gargoyle disguised as a servant of the Nine-Pointed Star to throw off pursuers and to create a campaign of hate against diabolism throughout Noslith. Niall's death lead to the ascension of Anselm, previously the parish priest of Blackbridge, who would become the architect of the Fifth Crusade and would later succeed Harald the Fearless as Archbishop of Noslith.
The Hellknight

A strange knight atop a nightmare flanked by numerous hellhounds whom
attacked the party in the streets of Agrawel. The hellknight put down
Volkarr before disappearing with his unconscious body through a portal.
The Hellknight reappeared again during the Grand Tourney to reveal the
Infernal Pact's role in the Black Knight's attempt to slay Reiner Faron.
 After chasing off the party in the Fifth Ward Sewers, the Hellknight
fought to the end against the Dawn's Herald and the Mistress Royal
Enchantress, nearly besting the heroes before Tegwen left chasing Balder
 and Lemuel regained consciousness. Before being defeated, the
Hellknight was revealed to be High Captain Kyran Meirion, and was slain
by Edmund Trencavel.
Papa

Biografía de mi
padre:

Francisco Javier nació
el treinta de junio de mil novecientos setenta y siete en el hospital Santa Cristina
(Madrid). Tiene cuarenta años. Tiene una hermana llamada Maribel con treinta y
seis años. Así que actualmente tiene una sobrina llamada: Sofia.

Francisco Javier
vive en la peseta (la Pau de Carabanchel) pero paso su infancia en la Fortuna (Carabanchel
bajo). Allí estaba su guardería “San Vicente de Paul” y su colegio “San Viator”.
Empezó el colegio con seis años. Sus clases favoritas eran Biología y Ed. Física.

Cuando termino la
EGB tenía trece años, hizo el instituto en “San Viator” el mismo donde iba al
colegio. Decidió hacer la BUP y el COU.Y con diecisiete años termino el COU.

Luego hizo la
selectividad para pasar a la universidad. Con dieciocho años empezó en la
carrera de estadística en la “universidad complutense de Madrid”. Francisco Javier
no termino la Universidad, pero ahora esta en la universidad haciéndose un posgrado
de implantación de sistemas documentales.

Francisco Javier
trabajo en siete trabajos.Por ejemplo: uno de masajes..

Francisco Javier se
caso el veintinueve de julio de dos mil seis con Mireia Zamora Mateo. Se caso
con veintiocho años. Se casaron en Badalona porque Mireia vivía allí. Cuando se
casaron se fueron de viaje de novios a Francia.

Francisco Javier ya había viajado a: Alemania
y Austria.

Al año siguiente Francisco
Javier y Mireia Zamora tuvieron su primera hija: Mireia.Eligieron Mireia por que acordaron que Mireia eligiria el nombresi eran chicas y francisco si eran chicos. Mireia
Caballero nació el tres de junio del dos mil siete, que ahora tiene diez casi
once años. Mireia Caballero estudia en el colegio ártica y ahora mismo va a
quinto. Y la guardería fue la luna lunera

Luego en dos mil
diez tuvieron otra hija: Gemma caballero. Gemma nació el veintiséis de abril de
dos mil diez, y ahora tiene ocho años. Gemma caballero también estudia en el
colegio ártica y ahora va a segundo. También fue a la luna lunera.

Los hobbies de Francisco
Javier son: el baloncesto, leer, el deporte en general, ver películas….

Francisco Javier
y toda su familia viven en Madrid aun que algunas veces se van a Badalona.
Vaielnor Elenviel

Vaiel is an elven information broker and black market dealer native to
Westmoor interested in clearing out the Cult of Tiamat presence in the
county to acquire an item of interest - Impietas. His full name is
Vaielnor Elenviel; once a priest in the Fellowship of the Seldarine, the
 Elven Church, his enemies used their connections in the church to
excommunicate him, so he decided to replace the criminals he had fought.
 His crimes eventually landed him behind bars, but he mysteriously
escaped; he was declared an apostate, an exile from elven lands, and the
 Litany of Arrows was sent after him. Vaielnor claims that the Blade in
the Dark demanded he steal Impietas from the ruined temple on penalty of
 death. The Dawn's Heralds opted to give Vaielnor the wicked scimitar;
after being wounded by the Blade in the Dark, a wicked fiend took the
blade away into an ancient farmstead watched over by a hideous crone.
Vaiel revealed to the party that he made a pact with Pazuzu ages ago to
escape his imprisonment from the prisons in Myrkwood, and that all who
heed the call of the Abyss must answer the demands of the Blade in the
Dark. Vaielnor Elenviel was ultimately revealed to be the leader of the
Esoteric Order of the Gargoyle, a cult of assassins that worships Pazuzu
 and follows the Blade in the Dark and the true culprit behind the
priest-assassinations that had plagued Noslith when he himself slew the
Archbishop and all the priests of Carmarthen to allow for the ascension
of Anselm the Fallen.
Strommuth Bronzebrand

**Strommuth Bronzebrand** was a dwarf warrior of the Bronzebrand clan sent to Mount Rann to recapture the fallen Dwarven Crucible from the humanoids who had long infested the Wosswood. The Crucible was the former charge of his family, and so the mission had a personal quality to it for Strommuth. Unfortunately, his attempt to kill the Goblin King Sorzek failed, and he was imprisoned within the Crucible, forced to watch while the goblin king grew a nation from within the small fortification. Strommuth Bronzebrand was found within the dungeons of the Crucible by the Heroes of Blackbridge in 5E.1521, who freed the dwarf and gained his aid in forcing their way to the Crucible's ruler. Before the Seal, they faced Sorzek, but Sorzek managed to talk the adventurers into a deal. Strommuth left, disgusted, yet before he could disappear into the forest, Aldus pursued him and conversed with him in secret, telling him to return with reinforcements. Strommuth left for the homeland of the Bronzebrand family and returned with reinforcements, ousting the weakened Sorzek and taking back his family's property.

Strommuth met Viscount Malcolm Stenet of Ayles when the Viscount was wandering through the Wosswood; the Viscount used Brionac to aid the dwarves in their battles against Sorzek, even helping them to push the goblin back to Issethil. At Issethil, Strommuth lost two of his brothers in battle, as he would lose many more throughout the war. Strommuth's ultimate fate is unknown; after the Sunscourge Heresy, the Deluge, and the opening of the Worldwound, it is said that the magic of the Crucible and the Seal were corrupted, and its defenders were corrupted along with it, becoming eternal wardens.
Piri Niven

Piri Niven is a mysterious, wandering wizard known for serving various
courts throughout history as their court mage, travelling across the
planes and even beyond them, and seldom taking apprentices. His magical
Ambulatory Tower was last seen overlooking the small fishing village of
Hambor, a fishing village now lost to the plague. In truth, he was
tricked and captured by Faolan the Gray, his ancient nemesis;
fortunately the timely arrival of one of his apprentices, Edmund
Trencavel, with a group of adventurers in tow, managed to prevent Faolan
 from completing his revenge. After Faolan was slain, Piri quickly
disembarked, leaving his apprentice, and his apprentice's companions, to
 sift through the ashes of Hambor. When Volkarr was seemingly slain and
his body taken by a dark horseman, Lemuel sent a *sending* to
Piri Niven, whereupon the archwizard revealed that he was on his way
back to Agrawel already after meeting with the Talons of Justice. After
aiding the party time and time again throughout his stay in Agrawel, the
 archwizard was inevitably drawn towards Faolan, especially when the
Dawn's Herald began its entanglements with the Yellow Rose. When the
Sable Order attacked the party directly, Piri Niven felt he had no
choice but to face Faolan alone to prevent his friends from falling to
the same fate. There, he fell, and was resurrected as part of Faolan's
plan to ascend from Faolan the Black to Faolan the Sable. Edmund
returned to Agrawel to attempt to stop Faolan, and, realizing what had
to be done, prepared to destroy Piri and Faolan both, as the dark wizard
 had transmuted the light wizard's heart into a new phylactery. Edmund
could not bring himself to commit the act, and Piri said his farewells
before plane shifting himself and his old archenemy into the Positive
Energy Plane.