1214 Vain Varbal Qualens Juctor, C.

## Children

### Sons

by Fawning Pampal Sarevir Voriel & Cortisy Voriel:* Constrincal Qualens Sarevir, O.
(-26 to ...)
* Varbal Qualens Sarevir
(-20 to -17)
* Prellal Qualens Sarevir
(-6 to ...)

### Half-Sons

by Fawning Pampal Sarevir Voriel & Cortisy Voriel:* Piggy Pampal Sarevir Qualens, O.
(-24 to ...)
* Fawning Parytal Sarevir Qualens, O.
(-21 to ...)
* Constrincal Sarevir Qualens
(-18 to ...)

### Sons-in-Law

through Constrincal Qualens Sarevir:* Eager Devisal Juctor Candoam, M.
(-40 to -3; m. -8 to -3)
* Edgy Otibryal Juctor, M.
(-40 to -2; m. -2 to -2)
* Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir, M.
(-48 to ...; m. -1 to ...)

through Piggy Pampal Sarevir Qualens:

* Uvinal Ossopy Voriel, O.
(-24 to ...; m. -6 to ...)

through Pampal's Anipry Sarevir:

* Mauchule Barbar, O.
(-26 to ...; m. -8 to ...)
* Sybal Nephon, W.
(-86 to -7; m. -8 to -7)

through Fawning Parytal Sarevir Qualens:

* Parytal Adesican Candoam, S.
(-38 to ...; m. -3 to ...)

### Daughters

by Fawning Pampal Sarevir Voriel & Cortisy Voriel:* Uviny Qualens
(-8 to ...)
* Oiblivy Qualens
(-7 to ...)

### Half-Daughters

by Fawning Pampal Sarevir Voriel & Cortisy Voriel:* Pampal's Anipry Sarevir
(-22 to ...)

## Grandchildren

### Grandchildren

by Constrincal Qualens Sarevir, Eager Devisal Juctor Candoam & Pollas Qualens:* Tantanal Qualens Juctor
(-8 to ...)
* Hisdafty Juctor
(-7 to ...)

by Piggy Pampal Sarevir Qualens, Uvinal Ossopy Voriel & Trassidy Straecy:

* Machy Sarevir
(-2 to ...)
* Trassidy Sarevir
(-1 to ...)

by Mauchule Barbar, O. & Pampal's Anipry Sarevir

* Anipry Barbar
(-5 to ...)

by Fawning Parytal Sarevir Qualens, Parytal Adesican Candoam & Degnas Juctor:

* Scruvas Sarevir
(-3 to ...)
* Parytal Sarevir Adesican
(-1 to ...)

**Vain** **Varbal Qualens Juctor** (born -44) is a former Consul of Roam, a chief Dissenter and the current Scion of Qualens. His father Vain Prellal Qualens Juctor is the Conduit and Patriarch of Qualens, who, along with Vain Varbal, lost to Moody Machyal Sarevir-Machyal Voriel at the Battle of Delebram, having foolishly abandoned the safety of the city's walls. His half-father Constrincal Juctor, the Captain of the Medon Well in Nearer Inachria, was killed along with Vulgar Renyal Sarevir Juctor at the end of the Second Civil War.

Vain Varbal was a fairly competent Officer for six years during the Crylaltian War, and was chosen by his father to lead the cavalry outside Delebram, mirroring Moody Machyal's decision to have his son Proud Machyal Sarevir-Machyal lead his. Proud Machyal's men, having campaigned together in Pricia, were more experienced and better disciplined, and their Mughannean mercenary horsemen unnerved the Qualens forces with their whooping and speed. Proud Machyal and Vain Varbal's cavalry met in a bloody melee which marked the first true Roaman-on-Roaman bloodshed in a military context in history, and Proud Machyal drove Vain Varbal from the field. Proud Machyal sent his Mughanneans to chase down and capture Vain Varbal while his cavalry routed the Qualens infantry from behind. Vain Varbal and his father Vain Prellal were brought back to Scalify in chains, while many of their legionaries joined the Sarevir-Machyal forces.

Moody Machyal, once he had won the Battle of Roam and taken sole control of the Republic, freed the Patriarch and Scion of Qualens as a gesture of mercy and reconciliation, but kept them under close supervision (bordering on house arrest) in Roam. Vain Varbal was elected as a Bursar in the final year of the Tyranny, though he was essentially forced to stand as he was eligible and shirking the opportunity would have been seen as a political challenge to the tyrant.

Vain Varbal left Roam for the Aumpran Well in Fuscry a few years after the end of the Tyranny, sick of Roam, disbelieving that Proud Machyal was being excused for his father's crimes, and starting (somewhat hypocritically) to resent his own father for his cowardice during the civil war and the ensuing tyranny. After several years away, he returned to Roam and was elected as Marshal, making a concerted effort to make his own name for himself. The following year, his father became Conduit of Qualens, and Vain Varbal began to suggest that Vain Prellal should abdicate to him as Patriarch, making both moral and (somewhat more shaky) constitutional arguments against the concentration of too much power in one individual.

Vain Varbal was elected as Bursar, Administrator and Consul in three successive years, consistently pursuing his self-serving agenda, broadening his arguments with worthwhile criticisms of Moody Machyal's reforms to appeal to wider audiences. The disagreement with his father, which only intensified over the years, led to the gathering of several similarly bitter and resentful individuals into the party known as the Dissenters.

Vain Varbal's mother's god-brother's son is Coughy Pagnal Juctor, the current Consul and Patriarch of Juctor. His son Constrincal Qualens Sarevir, the most renowned Officer in Roam, is married to Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir, the head of the Voriel-Cuinsal slave trading company and a fellow Dissenter. His husband Fawning Pampal Sarevir Voriel is a fellow former Consul and chief Dissenter, and Vain Varbal's half-son by him, Fawning Parytal Sarevir Qualens, is a current Officer who is married to Parytal Adesican Candoam, the current Sentinel and Dissenter sympathiser.

### 1054 Scruval Qualens, C.

"When news arrived from Crylalt of the Battle of Delebram, where Moody Machyal Sarevir Voriel and his son Proud Machyal defeated Vain Prellal Qualens Juctor and his son Varbal, Scruval had no doubt that the war would swing in the Machyals' favour."

### 1174 Proud Machyal Sarevir-Machyal, C.

"The Roaman army opposing Moody Machyal in Crylalt was led by Vain Prellal Qualens Juctor and his son Vain Varbal Qualens Juctor. Vulgar Renyal and Amussal Barbar Gibruny, the son of Hyberital Barbar Adesican who had been installed as Consul to bolster the legitimacy of Renyal's faction, were raising legions in Scalify and particularly Inachria, where resentment for the Reaving by
 Moody Machyal seven years before was a powerful boon to recruitment.
Moody Machyal, Proud Machyal and their captive commander Osa Tusk, who
enjoyed discussing strategy with them over dinner, agreed that their
forces needed to act decisively or else risk becoming outnumbered. Moody
 Machyal gambled that the Roaman forces defending the Spydoron Web would not oppose him, and that King Eurephon of Kyraspa
 would not move against him after years of cooperation, and was proved
right on both counts. The hardened army which had invaded Pricia marched
 around Crylalt at an astonishing pace, fuelled by indignation at being
declared traitors, and were at the walls of Delebram
 well before Vain Prellal expected them. Had Vain Prellal stayed behind
the walls of the city, Moody Machyal might well have faltered, as a
siege would have robbed his campaign of the momentum it required, but
his nickname proved true and he arrayed his forces outside the walls of
Delebram.

Proud Machyal took control of the entire cavalry for the Battle of Delebram,
 with Vain Varbal his opposing number. Their numbers were fairly evenly
matched, but Proud Machyal's men had superior discipline and cohesion
and were bolstered by the Mughanneans
 whose whooping unnerved their opponents and whose speed allowed them to
 harass the cavalry and infantry alike. After a bloody melee which
marked the first true bloodshed of Roaman against fellow Roaman in
battle in history, Proud Machyal drove Vain Varbal's cavalry from the
field. Proud Machyal sent the Mughanneans to capture Varbal himself,
then led his forces behind the lines of Vain Prellal, which had not
engaged with Moody Machyal's infantry decisively. Proud Machyal's
manoeuvre spread panic amongst Vain Prellal's men, who began to waver
and break rather than engage with their fellow Roaman with unprotected
flanks. Though there was fierce fighting in the centre, the flanks and
reserves of Vain Prellal's army dissolved. Proud Machyal instructed his
cavalry to apprehend the enemy rather than cut them down, and offer them
 employment against Vulgar Renyal, who had turned brother against
brother for political causes in which they had little stake. Vain
Prellal was captured, and though some of his most loyal men fought to
the death, much of his force switched sides, swelling the ranks of Moody
 Machyal's army."

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