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Dawn Bearers

Gellan Primewater

The "**Dawn Bearers"** was an informal title for a group of adventurers active in the cursed Domain of Dread known as Barovia. Originally consisting of Judge, Wixlixilplix Vespertilio Cantus, Fabian Arcadius, Katrina Strongcloak, and Mofi, the group formed out of necessity after being trapped in the haunted Oweland Manor of Saltmarsh and later in Barovia.

Initially solely dedicated to surviving and escaping Barovia, the group's goals broadened in scope to the death of Barovia's ruler once they learned of Morrigan Oweland's stranglehold on the demiplane, and later would include the protection of Ireena Kolyana from Morrigan's twisted plans.

Following the death of Mofi at the hands of Morrigan, the group was reduced in size until their fortunate encounter with Qiao Tai, a fellow prime worlder similarly stranded in Barovia. After she helped during their encounter with Father Donavich and his son Doru, Qiao was accepted as a full member of the party and a fellow crusader in their grim task.
Fang of Aurinax

Galder Dezlentyr †

Solauvaire Oussndar

The **Fang of Aurinax** was a powerful magical artifact and the badge of office of the High Dragon of Revelmoore. True to its name, the artifact was once a fang of the ancient gold dragon Aurinax, and was bequeathed to his friend Agneyastra after their work in stopping the Rampage of the Walking Statues. The fang already possessed great power as it was, but was further enchanted by successive High Dragons over time, becoming the powerful artifact as it was commonly known.

As a badge of office for Revelmoore's reigning Archmage, the fang could only be attuned to by the current High Dragon. The fang provided a great deal of magical boons to its attuned wearer; it possessed all of the abilities of a *staff of power* (although it could not be broken by a simple strike of the knee), allowing the wearer to cast a number of powerful spells without need of preparation. The wearer was also able to cast any spell without providing verbal components, effectively rendering them immune to the *silence* spell. With a touch of the hand, the wearer of the fang was able to *dispel* most magical effects at will.

Most notable of the fang's abilities, however, was the power to command the Walking Statues of Revelmoore. This function was not entirely magical in nature, and was born out of respect held by the statues for both Aurinax, Agneyastra, and their 'descendants' who were deemed worthy to possess the fang. In times of crisis, the fang could be invoked to rouse the statues into action and bring their destructive potential to bear against threats to Revelmoore.

Though the fang was usually worn as a pendant at the end of a necklace, it was able to be pulled off at will to serve as a functional dagger in combat. Strikes with the fang were infused with fire, a remnant of its original bearer's draconic power.
Zenashtelarath Faessi

*"Listen very closely; I shall tolerate no tomfoolery, no mischief, no buffoonery, capering, shenanigans, or trickery, and **certainly** no silliness."*

**Zenashtelarath Faessi**, often called **Zen** to save time, was a caste goblin acolyte of Bahamut and an agent of ORACLE's spies division. Formerly the ward of a silver dragon residing in the lost city of Myth Drannor, Zen enlisted with ORACLE to prove her worth to Bahamut and to see more of the world. She would eventually become the fifth member of the team consisting of Iye, Elizabeth, Rowan, and Eddy.

Despite her humble beginnings as a lowly goblin runt, Zen has been molded by her experiences into the very image of draconic virtue and pride. She lives according to the teachings of Bahamut and desires others to do the same. She sought to make up for the limitations of her body with the strength of her spirit, and was capable of great feats of martial prowess when channeling the draconic power she had been gifted.
Bean

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**Bean** was a receptionist and recruitment agent working for the Society of Sensation in Sigil. An exceptionally chipper and excitable individual, Bean saw to her duties with a smile and won the hearts of many she interacted with. She was a trusted associate of Factol Erin Darkflame Montgomery and was skilled in several forms of magic, and performed occasional divination spells on suspicious individuals in the Civic Festhall at the Factol's request.
Open Lord of Revelmoore

The **Open Lord of Revelmoore** was the title of the sole Lord of Revelmoore whose identity was publicly known, and the leading figurehead of the city of Revelmoore. As the city's head of state, the Open Lord was responsible for presiding over many of the city's major affairs and public occasions, and was the deciding vote in the occasion of a tie in the Council of Lords.

The Open Lord was not above the Masked Lords in rank despite common misconception, and comparisons between the office of Open Lord and typical monarchies were inaccurate. An Open Lord held the title for life, and upon their death a successor would be voted on by the surviving Masked Lords. Candidates typically came from the ranks of the Masked Lords, but there were exceptions; however, it was near-impossible for members of the public to tell if new Open Lords had been Masked beforehand, given the anonymous nature of the Masked Lords themselves.

Transition of the office outside of the event of an Open Lord's death was exceptionally rare; the only recorded instance was the deposition of Dagult Ambermantle in the year 3517 on charges of embezzlement and corruption. Dagult was replaced by popular noblewoman and former adventurer Reverie Ilvastarr II, who was still the holder of the office by 3521.
Van Galethon

Hanfred Vel † - Former Father-in-Law

Lucinda Vel † - Former Mother-in-Law

Daitha Vel - Former Brother-in-Law

Gilean Vel † - Former Brother-in-Law

Lord **Van Galethon** was the patriarch of House Galethon of Revelmoore and an accomplished wizard of notable skill. Van studied magic at the House of Wonder and was a contemporary of High Dragon Galder Dezlentyr, with whom he shared a strong friendship. He was also married to Cyra Vel of the illustrious House Vel until she succumbed to the fatal Vel Family Curse. The pair had one child, Ember Vel, whose falling to the same curse played a part in forming the Alliance Against Gilean Vel and spurring great upheaval in Saltmarsh to the south.

Before Solauvaire Oussndar's rise to prominence, Van was considered a prime candidate to inherit the position of High Dragon in the event of Archmage Galder's demise. Already in a dour state from mourning over his wife's death, Solauvaire becoming the favored heir to the Black Tower made Van a bitter and resentful man.

This state worsened even further still when he was forced to abandon his arcane studies to take up the position as head of his family after the death of his two older brothers, Delver and Abron, during the infamous Night of the Violet Kiss. His famously bitter attitude won him few friends, and was a primary motivator for his daughter Ember to study magic at Brighthollow Academy in Darnagal instead of the House of Wonder in Revelmoore.

After many years of mourning for Cyra, Van was wed to Ser Fae Sarramond, Master of the Northwest of the Knights of the Rose and a member of House Sarramond. The pair had a single son, Jordis, in the year 3509, securing an heir to the wavering house once more following Ember's renouncement of her inheritance.
Fall-from-Grace

* In the Cage
* PST

> *"From petty tyrants to poets, the greatest wish for so many is to simply be remembered for something they have done. That is my greatest wish; that hopefully at least one out there will remember me."*
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**Fall-from-Grace** was the succubus proprietress of the Brothel for Slaking Intellectual Lusts in the Clerk's Ward of Sigil. As one of the tanar'ri, Grace was a being forged of pure chaos and evil, and was born to seduce mortals and steal their souls for the abyss. Unlike many of her brethren, however, Grace was a lawful and chaste individual who forsook her nature and instead adopted the ways of the Society of Sensation after escaping imprisonment to Sigil.

Lady Grace founded and managed her brothel in the clerk's ward after beginning her new life. This brothel catered not to physical lusts, but instead offered intellectual and emotional stimulation through conversation and debate. She briefly departed from this role to travel with a being known as The Nameless One in an extraordinary journey that took her to some of the most remote parts of the planes. During this time, she also became acquainted with fellow party members Morte and Vhailor, among others.

After her journey with The Nameless One concluded, Grace returned to her home in Sigil and continued tutoring individuals gifted in the oratory arts as 'courtesans' at her brothel. One of her students was Shai'a Crescent, who would eventually leave the Society of Sensation to become the presumptive factol of the Mercykillers after the death of her family and her merging with Vhailor.

Fall-from-Grace met with the Skeleton Keys during their visit to the brothel, where she spoke to them at length about Leia Grimm, Tasha, and Graz'zt. After dispensing what information she could to her former student and her companions, Grace bade them to speak with her many students at the brothel and experience their varying oratory inclinations.
Morte

> *"So she just **asks** you to bite her? Meeee-ow!"*
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*(This page details Morte as relates to his portrayal in this group's tabletop sessions, and contains significant spoilers for the game **Planescape: Torment**; for a detailed article on the character's general history, see Morte on the Torment wiki.)*

**Morte** was a talkative, floating skull that lived in the interplanar city of Sigil. Although he resembled a plan and undecorated mimir**,** Morte was in truth a skull pried from the Pillar of Skulls in Avernus. Years ago, Morte traveled with a being known as The Nameless One and helped him rediscover his mortality; during this time, Morte became acquainted with others following his dour companion, including Vhailor and Fall-from-Grace.

After The Nameless One's journey was complete, Morte returned to Sigil and became a wanderer, drifting from place to place throughout the planes looking for *something*, whether it be a deep sense of meaning he was missing, or the most buxom cadavers beyond the Mortuary. His travels always brought him back to the Brothel for Slaking Intellectual Lusts, where Fall-from-Grace would tolerate his presence out of their shared friendship.

Already acquainted with Shai'a Crescent from her time as a student at the brothel, Morte met the rest of the Skeleton Keys during their visit in the two-hundred and fifty-third year of Factol Hashkar's reign. During this meeting, Morte reunited with Barny the flaming mimir, whom recognized from times past.

Although a general annoyance at best and a lecherous weasel at worst, Morte managed to stay in the good graces of those that considered him friends. Morte was possessed of a great deal of information on Sigil and the planes beyond, and was a fighter of competence despite his lack of a body.
Shio Zise

**Shio Zise** was an elven monk and bodyguard to Gwynnestri Grimm, a traveling wizard in search of knowledge. A former slave, he broke free of his bonds and took up martial arts, making him an invaluable ally during the Githyanki raid on Darnagal in the year 3518. He and his charge found safety in numbers, joining several other adventurers in their bid for survival; Nagar Krelker, Ashton Halloway, and twins Aurin and Star Lutana.

Desperation forced the newly formed group into a portal that led to the infernal plane of Avernus, where Aurin's soul was soon claimed by minions of the archdevil Dispater. After joining forces with the planar traveler Shai'a Crescent, the party was able to escape the hells and regroup in Sigil, where they plotted their future adventures with the intent of pursuing their individual agendas that had become intertwined by fate.
Danta Waholm

**Danta Waholm** was a half-elven bard and associate of House Oweland, who aided in the political plots of both Eda Oweland and Morrigan Oweland. An entertainer by trade, Danta was the one who introduced Morrigan to Gilean Vel, a man who would later become his enemy.

During his early association with Morrigan and her companion Zelem Corvo, Danta was slain by hobgoblins in Cragmaw Castle, and his corpse was stored in the party's bag of holding until his timely resurrection on the island of Santa Quint. He awoke from death to meet several new faces in the party; Panikkaria Vel, Ruven, and Pink.

As a member of the Alliance Against Gilean Vel, Danta aided the party in combatting the evil wizard's schemes and furthering the cause of Saltmarsh's political rise to power. After the party's business was concluded, he replaced Gilean as the leader of the Song and Sorrow Traveling Shadow Show and retired from adventuring.
White Magic

White Magic is the second branch of the seven primary branches of Witchcraft. This branch deals with the usage of pure magic, such as healing, destruction spells, dispelling spells, cleansing spells, and natural spells. It is a selfless practise that most witches encourage to show fidelity to Nature. Céleste is known for practising white magic to use against her sister Thalia, who practised [[Dark Magic]].
Barny

> *"Not to worry, chief! Everything you need to know is stored right up here in my noggin!"*
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**Barny the Flaming Mimir** was a supposed mimir that accompanied the Skeleton Keys, sticking close to Shai'a Crescent as his 'owner' (although Shai treated him as a free individual). Barny was uncovered in Fort Knucklebone, where he was held captive by several madcaps until being freed. Barny accompanied the party from then on, lending his considerable knowledge and ability to detect portals to their efforts.

Considerably more intelligent than the average mimir, Barny's nature as a mimir was questioned by several experienced planars.Given that he was apparently sentient, and the fact that he was constantly aflame, only cast more doubt on his true nature. Several theories existed, including the possibility that he was simply an anomalous flameskull, a fiendish spy on the behalf of the Veiled Lady, or a bored demilich.

Although he was not created for combat, Barny was able to work in tandem with Shai in fights by helping to activate her fight-or-flight response via a carefully delivered bite to her arm, allowing her to access her *void assumption* ability. The command "Barny, bite me!" was the source of some confusion, which was typically dispelled following Shai's immediate teleportation.

Barny was known to refer to people he deferred to as 'chief', though he typically saved this moniker for Shai.
Ashton Halloway

* Half-Elf
* Fallen Succubus
* Halloway

> *"Oh, I have a **very** interesting story. It's also none of your business."*
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**Ashton Halloway** was a mysterious half-elf that found herself caught up in interplanar intrigue following a Githyanki raid on the city of Darnagal, where she happened to be staying at the time. Together with her draconic companion Suorra Charir, she found herself in the company of several adventurers also trying to survive the destruction; Gwynnestri Grimm, Shio Zise, Nagar Krelker, and twin siblings Aurin and Star Lutana.

In their desperation to escape the destruction around them, the party found themselves inadvertently stranded in the hellish plane of Avernus. Although Aurin was abducted by devils, the party was soon joined by a planar traveler named Shai'a Crescent, who helped to guide them out of the hells to the interplanar city of Sigil. There, the party that would come to be known as the Skeleton Keys began their adventures in the planes, seeking to solve their problems that had become intertwined during their association.

Following the party's interaction with the Five-Fold Sensory Stone, Ashton's true identity as the heroic **Halloway of Bahamut, the Hero of Radiant Pass, Ender of Hordes, & Torturer of Evil** was revealed, an identity that had been lost following Ashton's amnesia inflicted by the River Styx. Halloway was the sole survivor of the Battle of Radiant Pass, a conflict that had claimed the life of her former companions; Loremaster Aemie, Vistra Rubyheart, Amour, and Meness, all of whom were slain by the combined forces of Graz'zt and Tasha.
Qiao Tai

*"I saw that twinkle in your eyes, and I couldn't help yourself. You reminded me of my own children."*

**Qiao Tai** was a mysterious human monk from the Xha'en Hegemony, a country far to the west of the Plains of Mayfurrow. Following a long bout of traveling, Qiao found herself stranded in the realm of Barovia, a dismal demiplane ruled by the vampire Morrigan Oweland. She stayed briefly with Father Donavich, but after the Dawn Bearers and their charge Ireena Kolyana visited the church she was resting in, she found herself in the company of fellow prime worlders like herself.

Joining Judge, Fabian Arcadius, Katrina Strongcloak, and Wixlixilplix Vespertilio Cantus, Qiao helped to discover the truth of Donavich's son Doru and to give the lad a merciful death. After this, she took Mofi's spot in the party and accompanied them to the Tser Pool Encampment as a full fledged party member.
Reverie Ilvastarr II

**Open Lord Reverie Ilvastarr II** was the Open Lord of Revelmoore (named after her ancestor Reverie Ilvastarr I, the first Open Lord of the city at its founding centuries ago), and a severe tiefling woman that held the office since the year 3518. “Lady Reverie”, as she was popularly known, was a Chosen of Jamboor, granting her incredible magical capabilities and slowing the effects of aging to a near standstill.

Prior to her leading the efforts to oust the previous Open Lord, Dagult Ambermantle, Reverie was an apprentice and lover of the previous High Dragon of Revelmoore and an accomplished adventurer in her own right. Although she was able to put on a convincing facade while holding court, Lady Reverie was known for her distaste for decorum and courtly manners. When it was appropriate, she enjoyed dropping her noble airs and speaking roughly, as she did in her adventuring days.
Ruven Torrel

*"I dunno, I guess I'll see what the water says."*

**Ruven** **Torrel** was a half-elven smuggler and a notable associate of the Akadian Pact in its early days. Initially an associate of Zelem Corvo, Ira Freeman, and TIfa Lockhart, Ruven went her own way and eventually came into the company of Panikkaria Vel, who was desperately searching the Plains of Mayfurrow for a cure for her wife's condition.

After aiding Panic, Noa Everglen, and Felicia Asher in combatting the cult of Explictica Defilus, Ruven continued to accompany Panic on her quest and once again came into association with Zelem, as well as Morrigan Oweland. She would become a core part of the Alliance Against Gilean Vel, alongside Danta Waholm and Pink, and brought her significant shamanic powers to bear against the enemies of Saltmarsh and the minions of Gilean Vel.

Following GIlean's death and Morrigan's ascension as a dark power, Ruven parted ways with Panic and remained in Fortune's Crossing, helping to train recruits to combat the spawn of Morrigan's blasted hellscape. Panic would name her daughter, Valorika Ruven Vel, after her in honor of her innumerable contributions to Ember's restoration.

In the year 3521, Ruven accompanied Zelem as part of the Devil's Hand during their excursion in Revelmoore, where she briefly met Nat, Jenks, and Squiddly of the Rat Catchers.
Zelem Corvo

*"I understand, Ms. Vel, but you must realize that we live in a society."*

Zelem Corvo was a conman turned adventurer based in the Plains of Mayfurrow. An associate of Morrigan Oweland, Zelem aided in the noble scion's rise to power in order to line his own pockets, but eventually came into popularity and political power as he rose to prominence in the town of Fortune's Crossing (formerly known as Kennmouth).

As a member of the Alliance Against Gilean Vel, Zelem reluctantly participated in various adventures alongside Morrigan, Ruven, Panikkaria Vel, Danta Waholm, and Pink. By their side he continued to aid in the growth of the Akadian Pact, all while building his own personal fortune by way of his many alter egos.

After the death of Gilean Vel, Zelem declared a vendetta against his former companion Morrigan after her tearing into the Shadowfell with the power of the Ioun Orb. In the wake of her growing evil, Zelem would become one of her staunchest opponents, not knowing of her preoccupation with the demiplane of Barovia.
Gwynnestri Grimm

* Draconic
* Boy
* Demonic
* Girl

Malcanthet

The Raven Queen

> *"Oh, I was already taking notes before you said anything."*
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**Gwynnestri Grimm** was a fiend-blooded elven wizard active in the region of Bard's Gate at the time of a Githyanki Raid on the city of Darnagal. After seeing her mother Leia Grimm abducted by the raiders, she and her bodyguard Shio Zise found themselves in the company of several other adventurers caught in the crossfire; Nagar Krelker, Ashton Halloway, as well as the twins Aurin and Star Lutana.

To escape the raid, the newly formed party was forced to pass through a portal that brought them to Avernus, the first layer of the Nine Hells, where Aurin's soul was claimed on arrival by devilish agents of Dispater. Following their newest party member Shai'a Crescent to the interplanar city of Sigil, she accompanied the rest of the newly formed Skeleton Keys in pursuing their intertwined personal goals throughout the planes.
Wuzzy

> *"I'm going to name him Wuzzy."*
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> *"Don't **name** it, you'll get attached to it!"*
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*- Gwyn and Shai upon acquiring Wuzzy*

**Wuzzy** was a rust monster that was briefly 'tamed' by Gwynnestri Grimm (the exact level of Wuzzy's loyalty to his handler was a subject of much debate) during her adventures in Sigil. Wuzzy was almost universally loathed by the members of the Skeleton Keys save for Gwyn herself, mostly in part due to his tendency to feast upon metal, a material that comprised many valuable items carried by the party itself.

Wuzzy originally lived as the pet of a hair golem, and after being taken by the party he was briefly sold to the Undertakers. After learning of the Undertaker's treachery and their robbery of the Ubiquitous Wayfarer Inn, the party doubled back to slay a large majority of the thieves guild; after this, Wuzzy was freed, 'tamed' by Gwyn, and then given a name and kept as her pet much to Shai and Nagar's dismay.

Although the nature of Wuzzy's devotion to Gwyn was debatable (he was kept in a cage for a majority of his time with the party, floated along by way of *tenser's floating disk*), Wuzzy was shown to assist the party a number of times; Wuzzy was in fact the one to land the killing blow against Omess Stana, leader of the Cult of Hojehav.

While trying to discern the key to a portal to Faunel, Gwyn deduced that an act of primal savagery was required to force the portal open, and subsequently killed Wuzzy with her bare hands much to her own grief. Wuzzy's passing was not mourned by most of the party, but Gwyn was still offered comforting words nonetheless.
Katya Vel

Hanfred Vel - Grandfather †

Lucinda Vel - Grandmother †

Ember Vel - First Cousin

Panikkaria Vel - First Cousin-in-Law

Valorika Vel - First Cousin once removed

**Katya Vel** was a young woman living in the Plains of Mayfurrow in the early 3500s. A member of House Vel, Katya was subjected to the Vel Family Curse and was left in the care of her uncle Daitha while her father Gilean searched for a cure. The curse rendered Katya mostly despondent and threatened her lifespan, leaving her unable to interact with others.

She was at one point visited by several adventurers from Bard's Gate; Pierce, Kaiyo, Sorcha, and Turasjir. However, her condition would not be cured until the intervention of the Alliance Against Gilean Vel, spurred on by her cousin Ember's wife Panic. Following Morrigan's use of the Ioun Orb, Katya was cured.

Although grateful for her uncle's role in her recovery, Katya was not suited for woodland life, and made her way to Darnagal to seek out a new purpose following her cure.
Rishaal the Page-Turner

Merchant

Professor (formerly)

> *"It's a little project of mine... I may no longer have access to the limitless resources of the Dominion Arcane, but that has not robbed of me my desire to see and study the stars."*
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**Rishaal the Page-Turner** was a gold dragonborn librarian and owner of the Book Wyrm's Treasure in Trollskull Alley, as well as a former professor of astrology and celestial magics at Brighthollow Academy. An erudite scholar of the stars, Rishaal was the architect of complex astrolabes that were capable of projecting the positions of the stars at any specified time and date.

While working as a professor at Brighthollow, Rishaal met an orphaned tiefling girl named Panikkaria, whom he took pity upon and adopted. As her adopted father, Rishaal raised Panic to take after his adoration of the stars, and helped to nurture her magical talents. However, following her graduation from the academy and her marriage to Ember Vel, Rishaal elected to retire from teaching and pass on his position to his daughter, citing irreconcilable differences with Archmage Pescennia Visennis.

After departing Darnagal, Rishaal moved to Revelmoore and opened his store, where he sold spell scrolls and allowed the rental of spellbooks for wizards to copy spells from within. On the second floor, he kept a private observatory that housed one of his personally crafted astrolabes, and allowed customers access to it for a fee.

In the year 3521, Rishaal received new neighbors in the form of Reilly Springs, Brooke Acropora, Megumi, Yilani Deniz and Lackadaisical, who were gifted the deed to the nearby Trollskull Manor by the "famous" tabaxi "author" and "wizard", Piece of the Puzzle.
Mofi

*"Mofi totally got this! Mofi not afraid!"*

**Mofi** was a traveling satyr warrior that made her way to the town of Saltmarsh in the year 3518, seeking rest and worthy opponents to challenge to fights and feats of strength. Her desire for powerful adversaries saw her joining forces with Judge, Wixlixilplix Vespertilio Cantus, Fabian Arcadius, and Katrina Strongcloak as they braved the haunted Oweland Manor before becoming stranded in the realm of Barovia.

Easily the least perturbed of her companions by their dire situation, Mofi relished in the possibility of meeting strong foes in the bleak land of Barovia. However, shortly after the party joined with Ireena Kolyana and her brother Ismark Kolyanovich, Mofi attempted to engage the vampire Morrigan in single combat. Morrigan, mistaking her opponent for her old adventuring companion Pink, reached out and fatally wounded Mofi with a powerful *inflict wounds* spell that killed the ambitious satyr near-instantly.

As their first casualty in the domain of 'the devil' Morrigan, Mofi's absence fell hard on the party and their charges, Ireena in particular. Mofi's place in the party was soon filled by Qiao Tai, a human monk similarly stranded in Barovia.
Black Network

> *“Join us and prosper. Oppose us and suffer.”*
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***The Black Network*** was a semi-legal mercenary company made up largely of former adventurers and ex-convicts. The Network was the favored hire of those looking for protection or martial services without going through the Revelmoore City Guard. Off the record however, the Black Network was involved in a number of illicit schemes; black market trading, racketeering, loan sharking, smuggling, and burglary, just to name a few.

Founded sometime around Revelmoore's early years by nefarious wizards and other power-hungry individuals, the Black Network was originally dedicated to the singular goal of world domination. However, the organization splintered after the disappearance of its leader. Its remnants decided to downsize and reduce their scope into something less difficult to manage, resulting in the organized crime syndicate with a number of legal enterprises that was known in modern times.

The Black Network strongly emphasized family, loyalty, and oath. Members were expected to look out for one another as family. They participated in operations both legal and illegal; they were reputed as unscrupulous mercenaries and immoral scoundrels in equal measure. Above all, they desired wealth and power over their territory.

In the year 3519, the Black Network splintered after years of internal strife, beginning a civil war between two opposing sub-factions; the traditionalist Doom Raiders led by Davil Cedarfall that supported the Black Network's mercenary and underground criminal identity, and the extremist Scions of Black Hearts led by Urstul Floxin who yearned to return to the organization's original goals of world domination.
Heroes of Radiant Pass

The **Heroes of Radiant Pass** were a group of five benevolent warriors who opposed the demon hordes of Tasha and Graz'zt in a bid to stop them from acquiring an archived volume of the Demonomicon. They clashed with the forces of evil at the Battle of Radiant Pass.

The group consisted of Halloway, the commander of the group, as well as Aemie Quillspring, Vistra Rubyheart, Meness, and Amour. All of them powerful combatants in their own right, the group manifested a valiant effort to stop Tasha and her machinations. However, they were no match for her demons and the might of Graz'zt, and were all slain with the exception of Halloway herself, who was presumably thrown into the River Styx.

Halloway would later return to the interplanar stage as **Ashton Halloway**, an amnesiac fallen succubus with only faint memories of rising from the River Styx. Ashton joined with the Skeleton Keys after inadvertently ending up in the hellish plane of Avernus, and accompanied them to the city of Sigil. It was in Sigil's Civic Festhall where she would experience the memories of her past life as Halloway via the Five-Fold Sensory Stone, reminding her of what was lost to Tasha's ambitions.
Brothel for Slaking Intellectual Lusts

The interior of the brothel's central room.

> *"The brothel is intended to slate the lusts of even the hardened intellectual. It is designed to stimulate the mind, to heighten one's awareness of themselves and others, to create new ways of **experiencing** another person. It is for those who seek something more than the shallow physical pleasures that fill the Hive and Lower Wards."*
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The **Brothel for Slaking Intellectual Lusts** was an establishment in the Clerk's Ward of Sigil. Even though the building was a brothel, the "prostitutes" within it were actually aspiring Sensates. They did not serve their patrons physically; instead, they learned to identify with others so that they could better understand themselves and the Planes, and offered this experience to their clients in turn.

Within the brothel, patrons who have paid an entry fee were allowed to speak with any of the courtesans within based on the topic of conversation that they were trained in. Topics ranged from friendliness and food, relationship advice, philosophy and ethics, and discussing the Powers themselves.

Shai'a Crescent was once one of the student courtesans at the brothel, specializing in the topic of arcane theorem. After her departure, her room was given to Discorian Mandalor, who took up the topic of music and its effect on the mind, body, and soul.

The brothel was visited by the Skeleton Keys in the two-hundred and fifty-third year of Factol Hashkar's reign when they came to seek the advice and knowledge of its proprietress, Madame Grace. While there, the group spoke with Grace, as well as each of the brothel's students at the time.
Amour

**Amour** was a powerful Tiefling paladin and fighter who was counted among the ranks of the Heroes of Radiant Pass. Having answered Halloway's call to arms, Amour stood alongside Loremaster Aemie, Vistra Rubyheart, and Meness against the demonic hordes serving Tasha and Graz'zt in order to prevent a volume of the Demonomicon from falling into the clutches of evil.

A warrior with few equals on the planes, Amour wielded a magical warhammer with divine furor and a honed tactical expertise. Even among paragons of strength and might such as Vistra and Meness, Amour distinguished herself with her mastery of the art of battle, and was capable of executing clever maneuvers to turn the tide of conflicts.

During the Battle of Radiant Pass, Amour was among those slain by the demons under Tasha's command. Her last moments of glory were captured by Loremaster Aemie's sensory recording, which would later be used to create the Five-Fold Sensory Stone in the Civic Festhall.
Luck & Legends Wiki

*"So many campaigns would be much duller without the hot evil ladies."*

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### In the Cage #27: To be Remembered (6/30)

Inside the lovely building the group was first approached by a strange floating skull. Morte, always the rascal made some slightly unwanted comments before being told off by Fall-from-Grace. Barny suddenly recognized Morte, and the two began to talk about somehow knowing each other. Morte called him a bookworm and nerd, but otherwise the the two exchanged some friendly jabs and floated off. While confused by how they knew each other, the pair payed it little mind and began to chat with Lady Grace.

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Dagult Ambermantle

> *"I feel that, despite everything, I barely knew the man. I can hardly fathom why he would throw away everything on a gamble in Oceanus. Knowing him, though... he had been planning it for a while. A long while."*
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**Dagult Ambermantle** was a noble of Revelmoore and the city's Open Lord from the years 3496 to 3517. Prior to his Open Lordship, Dagult was a popular face at social events and a very well-connected businessman, as well as a consummate politician. His ascension to the Open Lordship was met with positivity among the citizens of the city, but his reputation would diminish over the course of his twenty-one year rule.

Dagult's rule was initially marked by strong efforts to strengthen political and trade relationships with the Kingdom of Oceanus, Revelmoore's island neighbor to the south and the ancestral home of House Ambermantle. All of his political machinations would soon be forgotten in the wake of Ambermantle's Enigma, the common name for the Grand Game that revolved around his years-long embezzlement scheme that robbed the city of Revelmoore of approximately one-million gold coins in taxpayer money over the course of two decades.

For his crimes, Dagult was removed from office by unanimous vote by the Council of Lords following a populist campaign spearheaded by Reverie Ilvastarr II. However, before Dagult was able to be arrested by the City Guard, he was able to escape the city and abscond to Oceanus, where he remained as a political refugee as late as the year 3521. Efforts to extradite him back to Revelmoore were made in multitudes, but all met with failure due to a variety of reasons.

Dagult's sole child and heir was Renaer Ambermantle. Renaer denounced his father after the embezzlement scheme came to light, but Renaer was suspected by many Revelers to be complicit in his father's schemes, and was often shunned as a result.
Galder Dezlentyr

> *“I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil.”*
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- J.R.R. Tolkien, *The Return of the King*

**Galder Fendt Dezlentyr** was the High Dragon of Revelmoore and wielder of the Fang of Aurinax before passing his title to his successor, Solauvaire Oussndar. Having served as the city's archmage for 109 years, Galder was an immensely powerful spellcaster and an experienced traveler of the Planes, whose life had been extended by magic well past the normal span of a human.

A member of House Dezlentyr, Galder was unusually magically talented from an early age and escaped the family trade of harbor-mastery by becoming apprenticed to the High Dragon before him, Xalys Marblewander. Galder loved few things more than the study of magic and the arcane, and his drive made him stand out among his fellow apprentices.

After completing his studies and becoming a powerful wizard in his own right, Galder put his talents to use as an adventurer for a time, traveling alongside Reverie Ilvastarr II during her own adventuring career and eventually marrying her. However, following the assassination of his predecessor, Galder was called back to the city to take up the mantle of High Dragon, which caused a rift between him and his wife that eventually ended in divorce.

Galder trained many apprentices in his time as Archmage, with his most prestigious and accomplished student being his successor Solauvaire. After his death in an accident at the House of Wonder, Galder's title and duties passed on to Solauvaire, and Galder's spirit became a permanent fixture in the Tower of the High Dragon.
Aurin Lutana

> *"Star, I need to you to listen to me, alright? Get out of here. Survive. I love you."*
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**Aurin Lutana** was an aasimar soldier that served the city-state of Bard's Gate with distinction during the conflict with the Huun Imperium. An exemplary officer and devout defender of his city, Aurin won much admiration partly due to his famous diligence and partly due to his celestial heritage. His holy visage harbored a dark reality, however; an infernal taint of unknown severity and nature corrupted his blood, giving him unnatural constitution and slowly developing magical abilities.

The infernal taint showed itself more prominently in his twin sister Star Lutana, who was born a tiefling despite there being no evidence of fiendish heritage in their blood. The two shared a close bond despite their differences, and were together when they were caught up in the Githyanki Raid on their home city of Darnagal. In a desperate bid for survival, they escaped through a newly formed portal to Avernus with a group of like-minded adventurers; Gwynnestri Grimm, Shio Zise, Nagar Krelker, and Ashton Halloway.

Upon arrival in Avernus, the infernal taint's nature was almost immediately revealed by agents of the archdevil Dispater; in exchange for some unknown boon, the twins' estranged father Colunar sold the eldest of his children into infernal servitude upon reaching a certain age. Despite Star's protests, Aurin lied and told the devils that he was the elder twin in order to save her from their father's greed, relinquishing claim of his soul to the Lord of the Iron Tower.

Aurin's enslavement became the primary motivation for Star to travel to Sigil with her companions, including the newly recruited Shai'a Crescent. Although the task is a suicide mission at best estimation, the freeing of Aurin's soul remains a major objective of the Skeleton Keys.
Dark Magic

Dark Magic is the third branch of the seven primary branches of Witchcraft. This branch is one of the kinds of magic that all practitioners encourage others to avoid using as it comes at a price. Though some defy the warning, Witches and Warlocks use this magic for selfish and negative reasons, such as defying Nature, harming others, or death. Thalia is known for using dark magic to create the Vampire species and resist Nature's way of life.
Foo (disambiguation)

The terms **foobar** (/ˈfuːbɑːr/), **foo**, **bar**, **baz**, and others are used as metasyntactic variables and placeholder names in computer programming or computer-related documentation. They have been used to name entities such as variables, functions, and commands whose exact identity is unimportant and serve only to demonstrate a concept.

It also refers to a repeatedly suggested page in the add new page section that was driving the wiki admin *nuts*.
Felicia Asher

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**Felicia Asher**, also known as **Felicia of the Lucky Clover**, was a halfling rogue and a member of the adventuring party that fought against the cult infesting the town of Orlane. A talented larcenist with "a bit missing upstairs", Felicia managed to overcome her shortcomings in intelligence to aid her companions Panic, Noa, and Ruven during their time in Orlane.

After Orlane was liberated, the party split in two, with Panic and Ruven heading to the settlement of Saltmarsh while Noa and Felicia stuck together to head for parts unknown. Wherever they went, it was certain that Noa tried to keep her on a tight leash; whether he was successful in this endeavor was another story.

Despite being a full-grown adult Felicia was possessed of minimal intelligence and a childlike demeanor. Her behavior varied between simply inquisitive to dangerously chaotic, much to the vexation of Panic. However, Felicia was capable feats of incredible dexterity and ingenuity when pressed. Her size and natural nimbleness made her a crack shot with the bow, as well as making her incredibly difficult to pin down in a fight. Felicia was also capable of casting some minor arcane spells such as *sleep*, *jump*, *shield*, and *longstrider*.
Vhailor

* PST
* Patron

Dysco (Possessing Shai)

> *"Know this: There is nothing on all the Planes that can stay the hand of justice when it is brought against them. It may unmake armies. It may sunder the thrones of gods. Know that for all who betray justice, I am their fate. And fate carries an executioner's axe."*
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**Vhailor** was once a mortal Mercykiller from the interplanar city of Sigil who, in his pursuit of an exceedingly dangerous criminal, found himself imprisoned in the underground tunnels of the gate-town Curst. Unable to escape, Vhailor's mortal form succumbed to hunger, but his fanatical belief in justice held such strength that allowed him to persist as a spirit within his suit of armor.

After being freed by a strange man known only as The Nameless One and accompanying him on his quest to regain his mortality, Vhailor returned to Sigil where he resumed his work as a Mercykiller. He continued to serve the cause of justice with distinction, but time began to take its toll on his physical form. Rust began to compound, and joints began to creak. While investigating a tomb deep below the city streets, Vhailor found himself once again trapped, unable to move from a lonely crypt.

Vhailor remained below the streets of Sigil for decades, outlasting the Mercykillers themselves after they were mostly slaughtered and dispersed following their disastrous attempt to arrest the Lady of Pain herself. Just as his essence was close to fading away into nothingness, he was discovered by Shai'a Crescent; a young woman on the brink of death following a mortal wound. Shai's anger and desire for justice rekindled the dying spirit, and by linking their souls with a pact the two were able to survive their respective ordeals, remaining forever linked.

Following his near-obliteration by a yugoloth seeking to destroy the remnants of the Mercykillers, Vhailor's physical form crumbled entirely, leaving his soul with no vestige save for Shai's own body. In order to save the both of them from certain demise, Vhailor forcefully inhabited Shai's physical form as a sort of passenger. From within her mind, Vhailor continues to sustain Shai's life force, empower her spells, lend his weapon Final Judgment, and offer lectures on his fanatical views of justice and punishment.
High Dragon of Revelmoore

The Golden Emissary

Solauvaire Oussndar (3517 - Incumbent)

> *"With the stars as my witness, I pledge my life and my command of The Art to Revelmoore, that she may endure in her grand splendor against any and all threats arcane or magical. Upon this fang do I swear my allegiance to all Revelers, from the most prolific sorcerer to the common farmhand. Never shall my magic serve any mistress but our great city."*
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The **High Dragon of Revelmoore** was the official title held by the Archmage of Revelmoore. While many civilized nations and city-states employed government-sanctioned wizards to advise on matters arcane and magical, the High Dragon of Revelmoore was a more powerful and even mythical position afforded great power and responsibility unique to the City of Splendors. The High Dragon was responsible for defending the city against magical threats, advising the Lords of Revelmoore on magical matters, and mobilizing the Walking Statues of Revelmoore during times of crisis.

The office was established following the Rampage of the Walking Statues around 100 years after the city's founding, following the cooperation between the benevolent gold dragon Aurinax and his wizard companion Agneyastra. Although the pair was successful in pacifying the Walking Statues, Aurinax gave his life in the effort. With his dying breath, Aurinax bequeathed one of his magnificent fangs to his companion, which was strung onto a necklace. For her efforts, Agneyastra was made the Archmage of Revelmoore; Aurinax was honored with the title 'High Dragon', and his fang would become the badge of office of the archmage from that point onward.

Each High Dragon has varied in their attitudes and involvement in the city's politics; some have been antisocial recluses concerned only with their own study, while others have been prominent political figureheads involved in the city's daily function. High Dragons were often involved with or even the focal point of the Grand Games, with assassination attempts being unusually common occupational hazards. While the title was integral to Revelmoore's unique and magically saturated culture, High Dragons were not eligible to serve as Lords of Revelmoore, whether they be masked or open.

The High Dragon of Revelmoore in the year 3521 was Solauvaire Oussndar, a young drow man who inherited the Fang in 3517 following the murder of his predecessor and mentor, Galder Dezlentyr. Solauvaire was notable for being the youngest individual to ever attain the office. Despite opposition to his ascension, Solauvaire served as a dedicated archmage with an almost fanatical love for his city.
The Manor

The impressively three-story **manor** in East Haven, Florida was the home of Caspian Petrov. It was built in early 200s when his younger sister Hyacinth gave him the job as a council member and a overseer for North America since the previous overseer betrayed her trust by creating a secret army of newborns to battle against The Regime. Caspian himself sketched the layout of the manor, internal and external design and the purpose of the residence as a safehouse and to store supplies and weapons in the underground basement.

After he met and fell in love with Amara, he wanted her to live with her in his "large and lonely manor", to which she agreed excitedly since she too was in deep feelings with him. He signed her name in the papers as the owner for protection since she was a witch and could invite specific vampires into the manor. After she died and became a hybrid, Caspian and Amara agreed to make the housekeeper the owner for invitation purposes.
Solauvaire Oussndar

**Solauvaire Oussndar** was the High Dragon (or Archmage) of Revelmoore. Exceptionally young for a drow, Solauvaire was the youngest mage to ever hold the title of First Dragon, a fact that angered some of Revelmoore’s senior spellcasters; however, Solauvaire’s prodigious mastery over magic, second only to Lady Reverie herself, was often enough to silence detractors.

Solauvaire lived in the Tower of the High Dragon, where he furthered his own study of magic, taught apprentices, and conversed with the spirits of previous High Dragons, all of whom were bound to the Fang of Aurinax that served as Solauvaire’s badge of office. Solauvaire was in charge of activating the Walking Statues of Revelmoore should the city be in grave danger, and was also responsible for coordinating with Lady Reverie in dispatching adventurers to face similar threats.