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Stonegullet

Sir Stonegullet the Wise is a lizardfolk fighter and a member of The Semper Clan. Stonegullet was raised with his tribe north of Sandicar before he was traded to The Semper Clan for a horse. He quickly became one of the most beloved members of the party.

Stonegullet's weapons of choice were a sling and knuckle-claws made from Sandicar black steel. He often was known to snack on the sling ammo he kept in a pouch at his side. He also briefly wielded The Mace of the Moordlands.

Stonegullet died fighting Galbador but was brought back by The Semper Clan using a Wish spell along with the slain citizens and soldiers of Bergefn'Thun.

The Wizards of Great Renown gave Stonegullet The Undeity when Irena achieved lichdom and became Sonen. Stonegullet joined the fight against Sonen after the murder of Durigg Mountainsong in what would later be known as The Severed Clan. During the fighting Stonegullet gave up The Undeity to Jimbo Gravedigger in order to save the life of Aearon Caladring, earning him the moniker "the Wise" (given somewhat ironically - Stonegullet was not known to be very wise, Aearon was very happy to be alive, and no one had ever called Stonegullet wise before).

Goughfric entrusted The Mace of the Moordlands to Stonegullet once he was finished with the life of adventuring. Stonegullet eventually passed it on to his Son Rockspleen.
Durigg Mountainsong

## Headmaster Durigg Mountainsong

### Titles

The Ethics Administrator, Headmaster Mountainsong, Archivist of the Eternal Archive

## Physical description

### Species

Mountain Dwarf

Durigg Mountainsong was a famous bard and archivist and a member of The Semper Clan. He fashioned his own Lute of Smashing which he named Dreadsong.

While exploring the Eternal Archives, Durigg met Ragabash Buckle. The two at first were wary of each other, but eventually became friends, and Ragabash made Durigg a Bloodless Centurion.

After the Semper Clan broke up, Durigg was the first one to suspect Irena was up to something. He discovered she had killed Grimslaak and stolen back the page of keeping. He confronted her just as she began the process to become a lich. Unable to stop her, he stole the page and left. Durigg gave the page to Ragabash for safekeeping.

Durigg contacted Stonegullet, and they started to assemble their old allies and what was left of The Semper Clan.

Durigg heard Irena had been spotted and went ahead while Stonegullet waited for everyone else to arrive and assemble. Durigg arrived just on time to stop Irena from consuming the souls of the entire continent and channeling them into her rondure. He distracted her and sacrificed himself to cast a spell powerful enough to hold her in place for 24 hours. Irena ripped his head off while he was casting the spell, but he continued to play and completed casting the spell.

*Mountainsong continued to play dreadsong for 17 seconds after Sonen ripped his head off, saving more lives in that moment than Polluck the Savior did in her entire life.*
Thoptrop

Thoptrop is a Kuo-toa who became the 25th Time Lord.

The Time Forger made a bracelet for Thoptrop named The Undeity.

Thoptrop was involved in a time anomaly with Blibdoolpoolp that duplicated The Undeity, and they both left the event with their own version of the artifact.

Thoptrop was killed in the Bucklebattle. The Undeity was lost in the battle and looted later by an unknown creature, who was tracked down and killed by Sonen.
Khan Yee

Khan Yee was a tattoo artist and a con man.

### The Fiendish Absolution

Khan saw the Bloodless Centurion Ziraj with The Belt of Intervention, and saw an opportunity to con him. He offered Ziraj a tattoo, and Ziraj took him up on the offer, removing his buckleboots for the procedure. Khan then drugged and paralyzed him, stole the Belt of Intervention and left.

Khan did not realize what it was he had stolen or that Ziraj had been protecting the belt. Khan was quickly discovered by the fiend Dulphiva, who consumed him, belt and all. This began what would become known as The Fiendish Absolution.
Talos

Talos is the god of storms and destruction. He is quick to anger and his tendency to destroy often leads to conflicts with other gods.

## Community

Talos lives in Dragsa City, where he ends up in conflicts with many of the other gods present due to his destructive tendencies.

## Description

Talos appears as a broad shouldered bearded man with one good eye. He wears half-plate armor over black leather, and black leather gloves. His empty eye socket is filled with whirling stars and covered with a dark eye patch.

## Relationships

* Talos’ tendency to destroy and irreverence for the perseverance of creations has made him a foe of Gond
* Tempest and Talos often have mutually aligned goals, though Tempest tends to get annoyed at Talos’ lack of restraint
* Talos and Ulmo have a good relationship with their domain crossover of storms and oceans
* Sune considered Talos a foe for his propensity for destroying beautiful things, though Talos did not think her worthy of mutual dislike
* While Chauntea doesn't directly conflict with Talos, her values of nurturing and balance sometimes clash with his destructive tendencies.
* Wobniar's colorful expressions stand in contrast to the destructive storms of Talos. However, even amidst the chaos of tempests, the interplay of lightning and rain can unveil moments of striking beauty, reminding mortals of Wobniar's enduring presence.
* Talos shares a chaotic alignment with Grood. While they may not collaborate directly, their shared inclination for havoc sometimes results in unintended cooperation, amplifying the misfortune they bring.
* Tiamat's chaotic nature and role as a deity of dragons align her with gods like Talos and Grood, who embrace chaos and disruption.
* Auril shares an alliance with Talos. Together, they can bring about devastating blizzards and natural disasters, combining the forces of cold and chaos.
* Talos holds a complicated relationship with Helm. While Helm strives to protect and maintain order, Talos's penchant for upheaval sometimes puts them at odds. However, Helm's resilience against the chaos of Talos is seen as a worthy challenge.
Selephotsiphem

Selephotsiphem, also known as Sel, is the merged good and neutral aspects of Mephistopheles. He became a patron to those who were lost.

When Goughfric spoke the true name of Mephistopheles and commanded him to do no evil, the 9 hells were thrown into disarray. After a thousand years and one day of being controlled by his true name, the other arch devils worked together to try and free him from the Goughfric family claim. They captured Mephistopheles preformed a ritual that would become known as The Splitting of the Eighth. It divided him into 3 aspects: good, neutral/confused, and evil. The good and neutral parts remerged and formed Selephotsiphem. The evil aspect was left without form. The arch devils were not satisfied with the new forms they had created, and instead established Hutijin as the new Lord of the Eighth.

Dar'Saava became the first warlock of Sel, and was given the Rondure of Selephotsiphem.

At the battle of godkiller storm, the evil aspect of Mephistopheles merged with Malga to become Malgastopheles in an attempt to rise to godhood. They were ultimately foiled by The Wanderers of the Expanse as Dar'Saava merged with Sel and ascended as Saalva.
The Wizards of Great Renown

The Wizards of Great Renown is a halfling wizard and is the 27th Time Lord appointed by Avlon. He uses time magic to appear as multiple versions of himself.

They work with the Farclave Clan and assisted The Semper Clan in defeating Galbador. Nina Farclave gave the Wizards of Great Renown a copy of The Pages of Reality she had discovered in The Eternal Archives.

After the Galbador was defeated, The Wizards of Great Renown found The Undeity in what was left of his remains that they had taken back to study. They gave it to Stonegullet.

Stonegullet lead the charge against Sonen in what would later be known as The Severed Clan. With him was the remains of Semper Clan, and whatever allies they could muster up, including Aearon Caladring and **The Wizards of Great Renown**. During the fighting Stonegullet gave up The Undeity to Jimbo Gravedigger in order to save the life of Aearon Caladring, earning him the moniker "the Wise" (given somewhat ironically - Stonegullet was not known to be very wise, Aearon was very happy to be alive, and no one had ever called Stonegullet wise before).

The Wizards of Great Renown managed to isolate the ritual Sonen had cast and destroy its very existence. This got the attention of Avlon, who then made them Time Lords.
Tarphorius

Tarphorius with Rhythm Breaker

Tarphorius is an elf who became the 13th Time Lord. He was one of Avlon's Betrayers.

During the Death of Avlon, Tarphorius lost his arm. The Time Forger made him a magical prosthetic arm named Rhythm Breaker.

After Tarphorius died, his arm was eventually recovered and passed to Ragabash Buckle by Jezmo Quickdraw. It stayed with Ragabash until it eventually found its home again with Ziir.
Broken Tree

Broken Tree is a Rakshasa wizard who became the third Time Lord.

Before Broken Tree became a Time Lord, he fought with a group called The Seven Souls alongside Ziraj the Hunter, who went on to become a Bloodless Centurion. Broken Tree and Ziraj still work together occasionally.

“I am Broken Tree. I am the Third, the once-one-eyed. I am called The Seeker, Grim, Router and the Glad-of-War. I am eyes in the dark and I am claw in the night. I am the One-Not-There, the sane servant of the Deepened Madness.”

## Karzoug defeats The Exalted Seekers

Broken Tree spent some time under the moniker Karzoug while trying to resurrect an ancient god of destruction. A party of adventurers called The Exalted Seekers fought to stop him, but he killed them one by one until only an elf named Tor'thiel remained. Karzoug spared her to let her live with the guilt of her failure, and then left.

Karzoug resurrected the god he sought, but within minutes he got annoyed, so he killed them.

## Baresi Contract

Atilla Baresi had a plan to save his daughter Maris from the influence of Sonen Mok. Broken Tree was hired by Atilla Baresi to stab Maris Baresi with a special cursed dagger. Atilla hid the fact that Maris is his daughter, but emphasized that she was not to be killed, just stabbed. For Atilla's plan to work, both Maris and Broken Tree had to believe the stab came with malicious intent.

Broken Tree tracked Maris to the ruins of Rivvik'Thun where she was repairing an airship with The Wanderers of the Expanse. They had been spending their evenings in The Eternal Archives, returning in the morning to the exact spot they entered the night before. Broken Tree waited for Maris to step out of the archives in the morning and caught her by surprise, stabbing her and making a quick retreat.

## The Monster Mash

Broken tree turned on Avlon and used a spell he invented to pull enemies from a creatures past to fight them. He pulled the Ashen Man from Avlon's past, using him to distract her while attempting his coup. Avlon enlisted the help of The Wanderers of the Expanse to fend off Broken Tree while she dealt with the Ashen Man. He was ultimately defeated by the combined forces of Avlon and the Wanderers.

Broken Tree pulled enemies fights in the Wanderer's past, and some of those enemies managed to escape, including:

* Time clones of the Wanderer's themselves from when Maris was Siram right before The Battle of Godkiller Storm. Ziir was held back by the original Wanderers, but the rest escaped to form The Assholes of Skollenhaug:
	+ Ziir, with Rhythm Breaker
	+ Dorian Del-Furrante the Demi-Time Lord, with The Princely Render
	+ Duncan Ritskal, with the Pommel of Azoriandas
	+ Kamash Shadeak III with The Mace of the Moordlands
	+ Dar'saava with The Rondure of Sel - notably before both are transformed into Saalva
	+ Dondorr Zezzar with Zezzar's Steamstringer
* Rook and Bishop
	+ Rook and Bishop escaped with the original Kamash as their hostage
Polluck the Savior

Polluck the Savior saved a lot of people in her life, enough that people named her The Savior. Polluck is most known for her mention in the the following passage:

*"Mountainsong continued to play dreadsong for 17 seconds after Sonen ripped his head off, saving more lives in that moment than Polluck the Savior did in her entire life"*
The Crystal Palace

The Crystal Palace is a palace made entirely out of reflective gemstones deep in the underdark. Anyone may enter, but none may leave - save by dying or escaping and being cursed. While inside, time passes without the inhabitants noticing. Days pass in what feels like a span of moments.

A woman created the palace, and tied the magic to a throne in a back room of the palace, tucked away behind hidden doors. If she ever leaves her throne, the magic of the palace ceases. She is now ancient, and if she leaves the throne she immediately ages all the years she has been suppressing, dying instantly. She fears death.

Killatox is a stone giant who spent his time in the Crystal Palace playing devil's dice. He was determined to learn how to read minds, and was convinced that the high stakes of a game that risks your life would force him to learn, but he was too good at the game and beat everyone he played.

The Wanderers of the Expanse arrived at the palace, lead by Spice, a cursed former inhabitant who escaped. They spent 31 days in the palace before defeating the woman on the throne in a game of dice and ending the charming effect of the palace.

Killatox fell under the same curse that Spice did before the the Palace encounter was resolved.
Istophyn Nirinath

Istophyn is a Bloodchanger from Sshanntynlan in house Nirinath. When the drow discovered that Reedus knew where the doors of death were, they sent Istophyn to infiltrate Rivvik’Thun and keep an eye on anyone who wanted to find Reedus. On the way he found and killed Reedus’s brother Glumbar. Taking Glumbar’s form, he infiltrated Rivvik’Thun and remained in Rivvik’Thun, waiting for someone else to attempt to find Reedus.

15 years later, the dwarves of Rivvik’Thun were opening a new tunnel into a cave system that, unbeknownst to them, was controlled by the drow of Sshanntynlan. In response, the drow prepared an invasion to disrupt the tunnel opening ceremony and collapse as much of the surrounding caves as possible. Their attack was countered by The Wanderers of the Expanse, who were seeking Reedus and the Doors of Death.

Istophyn talked to the wanderers as Glumbar and offered to take them to the last place Reedus was seen, with the intention of killing them once out in the wilds of the underdark. After seeing them repel the drow invasion, he took a more cautious approach and joined them on their journey to keep tabs and subtly mislead them where he could. Eventually, he was forced to reveal himself and narrowly escape when the party encountered Queenie, a tiefling and an antimagic aura. With his identity as Glumbar blown he couldn’t return to Rivvik’Thun, so he returned to Sshanntynlan. After acquiring information in Stumfenstone, the party gave up their search for Reedus.
Betty

Betty is a child prodigy who became the the 31st Time Lord.

Betty entered the eternal archives with her parents when she was 8 for a story hour, but wandered off and got lost. She wandered through the archives and somehow survived by herself for countless years. She read, learned, and developed a more studied mind than almost any of the academics of the material plane while still looking like a child.

Betty was eventually found by Ragabash, who introduced her to Avlon. Avlon made her the 31st time lord. Betty opted to never grow out of her child-like body.

Having not interacted with anyone for an unimaginable amount of time, she did not understand people or empathy. She often using the assumed innocence of looking like a child to manipulate others with malicious intent.

At one point she acquired the Platinum Dragon Mask, which she was killed for by the Bloodless Centurion Innalia Lordbane.
The Chancellor

The Chancellor was the head of the Morgrave University in Sharn. After Tiamat was summoned, he helped task and equip the P&J Adventuring Co as they set off to find Dae-Innik Thorn and The Doors of Death.

The Chancellor was killed along with most of the population of Sharn in The Razing of Sharn when Tiamat began her conquest of the Direlands.
Mad Tim

Mad Tim is a Svirfneblin from Stumfenstone who was driven mad by extended outings in the Empty Echoes. He was killed by The One Without a Name when he wandered off on a mining journey. Mad Tim had learned to accept and embrace his madness, and even understand it to a certain degree. When The One Without a Name killed him and absorbed his mind and madness, he also received an understanding of how to curb his own madness.
Malgastopheles

Malgastopheles an Arch Feind who was created from the merged forms of Malga and the evil aspect of Mephitopheles. They formed during the Battle of Godkiller storm in an attempt to ascend to godhood, but was ultimately foiled by The Wanderers of the Expanse as Dar'Saava merged with Selephotsiphem and ascended as Saalva instead.
Galbador (God)

Galbador is a god that appears to be a cross between a mind flayer and an aboleth. Galbador was created when the aboleth Galbador tried to ascend to godhood by harnessing kuo-toa's celestial creating madness and target himself. The kuo-toa instead worshipped the image of him, and created something entirely new.

Blipdoolpoolp, the reality-denying patron of the kuo-toa, owned an artifact called The Undeity. While she wore it, the kuo-toa were lost and disoriented - they could not sense their god. This lead to the creation of many minor gods as schools of kuo-toa began to worship their own idols. One new deity rose above the rest: the twisted aboleth Galbador. After becoming enough of a god to understand his own immortality, he stole the Undeity from Blipdoolpoolp, inadvertently cutting off the growth of his power as the Kuo-toa flocked back to their Matron goddess.

Galbador was destroyed tracked to his home in the Ancient Echo Caverns by one of his own warlocks and her party: Irina Komnenos and The Semper Clan.

Galbador was a god twice created and twice destroyed. Many thought after he was destroyed there was nothing left of him, but that was not the case. His influence had spread far, and he had lent his power to many to pull himself to godhood. Some of those who followed him retreated to the depths, holding on the dying fragments of a past power. One of these followers - Irina - started tracking down all the remaining followers of Galbador, extracting the remains of power for herself then disposing of them. Once she thought she was the only remaining acolyte, she sought something to channel all of this power
Asmodeus

### Titles

Lord of the Ninth, Lord of the Nine, Lord of Lies, Dark Lord of Nessus, Prince of Nessus, Prince of Evil, The Cloven, Old Hoof and Horn

## Physical description

### Species

Unique Archdevil

Asmodeus is a unique and powerful archdevil and ultimate ruler of the nine hells, realm of devils. He rules from Nessus, the deepest layer. He is worshipped as a deity in many worlds, while in others he is believed to be a being more ancient than the deities themselves.

### The Yugoloth Commission

Asmodeus initiated the Yugoloth Commission in an attempt to create an army of fiends completely under his control to control the nine hells with. He entrusted the job to a coven of hags consisting of Baba Furva, Makillda Headwax, and Impatient Vani. They created the Yugoloths along with the four Books of Keeping containing their true names to give Asmodeus control over them.

One of the Yugoloths created was Phraxas the Decayed. While under the control of Asmodeus, Phraxas watched him carefully and began to understand him in a way no one had before - he learned Asmodeus's true name. This freed him from the control of the Books of Keeping, and he managed to steal the Books of Keeping and escape Nessus.
Farilla Blackstaff

Farilla Blackstaff is the 29th Time Lord and wielder of The Blackstaff.

Farilla was present at the Bucklebattle and escaped with her life, thrown through time. She was one of the first Time Lords to be found by Avlon in the aftermath.

Farilla tends to be hotheaded and aggressive, often following Avlon's orders blindly without thinking.

### Time Lord's Hunt for Ragabash

Avlon, Farilla, Sophie, and Makoziak investigated Ragabash's study trove after Ragabash was killed and sent to his phylactery by Zyaan. They discovered Furrante with a Lenkos parasite in him, and assumed Ragabash was trying to control a Time Lord and turn on his sister. Farilla Incapacitated the Bloodless Centurions that periodically arrived to investigate what was happening. After talking to Azerius, they learned that Ragabash didn't know about Furrante, and that Zyaan had killed Ragabash and taken his phylactery.

After talking to Azerius, they learned that Zyaan had Ragabash's phylactery. Azerius gave them a tracker pointing to Zyaan, and Avlon and Farilla left to find him, taking Furrante and the incapacitated centurions with them.
The Assholes of Skollenhaug

### Members

Dorian Del Furrante (Time Clone I), Duncan Ritskal (Time Clone), Dar'Saava (Time Clone), Dondor Zezzar (Time Clone), Kamash Shadeak III (Time Clone)

### Temporary Members

Ziir (Time Clone)

The Assholes of Skollenhaug are the time clones of The Wanderers of the Expanse from right before The Battle of Godkiller Storm.

During the Monster Mash, Broken Tree summoned a random encounter from Maris's past: her own party from a Siram fight right before The Battle of Godkiller Storm. This included:

* Dar'Saava
* Dondor Zezzar
* Dorian Del-Furrante
* Duncan Ritskal
* Kamash Shadeak III
* Ziir

The Ziir clone was stopped by the original Wanderers, while the rest of the duplicates escaped. They gave themselves the name "The Assholes of Skollenhaug".

Azoriandas was tracking the Pommel of Azoriandas and it lead him to The Assholes of Skollenhaug and the duplicate of the pommel that Duncan was wielding. They managed to escape, mostly due to Kamash giving in to Sonen and fully accessing her power. After their encounter, they stashed the pommel in Ragabash's Study Trove in his Private Study, where it could not be tracked.

Kamash found he had no one in this party he felt he could confide in, and began to trust Sonen more and more. She promised him power that could break the very rules of magic itself, and he gave into temptation and left the party behind. He delved into the underdark and returned to the grave of Vulgrim, performing a dark ritual to bring him back.
David Baresi

David Baresi is a human who was taken in at a young age and trained to be an assassin by The Rectress Sonen Mok under the name Dejan Swiftstring. She corrupted the artifact The Undeity and gave it to him, using it an a conduit for her power and control over him.

The siblings Dejan and Siram were Sonen's personal deadly assassins. When Siram somehow seemed to start breaking free of Sonen's control, Sonen start keeping Dejan closer.

Dejan got captured in Oceanside and ended up in the fighting pits, where he faced off against his sister and The Wanderers of the Expanse. He used this as an opportunity to escape, killing Guildmaster Terry's assistant Hoffman in his escape.

Dejan fought with Malga at The Battle of Godkiller Storm. Duncan Ritskal brutally killed him by pressing against a cliff and flying at incredibly fast speeds to the bottom. Malga used time magic to reverse Duncan's turn, and Dejan managed to avoid the attack the second time, trading that fate to Freyitt Skyborn. At the end of the battle, Dejan was captured by his sister and the Wanderers of the Expanse.

The Wanderers kept Dejan as a prisoner to Ragabash's Study Trove in The Eternal Archives. While there, he was possessed by a book that put the soul of a Githyanki knight in his body. The Githyanki had amnesia, but could summon a silver sword. The Wanderers used it to lure and kill the Githyanki warrior Vodoth's ancient red dragon Sakreath. During the fight, Vodoth separated the githyanki from David's body.

After David's soul returned to his body, Maris used a chamber built by Dr Heinz Scite to safely interrogate him about Sonen. After asking some questions, she let him go.
Tempest

Tempest was the goddess of war and battles. She was primarily concerned with honourable combat, and hated cowardice. She encouraged the use of combat to solve disputes. Tempest was killed by Czarshann Odsbane in the Divine Reckoning.

## Community

Tempest lived in Dragsa City on Mount Celestia.

Tempest had a Champion named Jeneee, who was well liked among the people of Dragsa.

## Description

Tempest appears as a tall human in battered and bloodied plate mail, her face hidden by a giant war helm. Her arms and legs remained bare save gauntlets, and are crisscrossed by wounds that ooze with smoking red blood, though she remains unaffected by these injuries.

## Relationships

* Helm's commitment to guardianship and protection aligns with Tempest's ideals of honorable combat. Helm's watchful presence ensures that the battles Tempest values are conducted fairly and without unnecessary harm.
* Gond has a friendly relationship with Tempest as they bond over creating advanced war machines.
* Tempest and Talos often have mutually aligned goals, though Tempest tends to get annoyed at Talos’ lack of restraint
* Tempest and Hoar often scheme together when the fallout of war and battles leaves people scorned and looking for retribution, often leading to more conflict. Their relationship can get tense when Hoar insists on a more backstabbing approach to conflict.
* Tempest conflicts with Celestian when she encourages wars between planes.
* Tyr has respect for Tempest’s ideals of facing foes in honourable combat.
* Bahamut's respect for Tempest's ideals of honorable combat were met with mutual respect from the goddess. While their domains diverged, they shared an appreciation for the concept of facing challenges directly.

## Death

During the Divine Reckoning, Tempest faced off against Czarshann Odsbane in an attempt to save Sune and Kelemvor. Sune’s charms had wavered, and one of Czarshann's enlarged warriors managed to regain focus and charge towards her. At the very last moment, Kelemvor arrived to defend Sune. The exchange drew the attention of Czarshann, and she approached to engage. Tempest moved to intercept and caught Czarshann as she approached, allowing Sune to escape. Tempest kept pace with Czarshann, her superior martial prowess balancing Czarshann's natural advantage over celestials. Tempest took the briefest of moments to glance back at her fellow gods to see if they had escaped, and that moment was all it took for Czarshann to find the opening she needed to land the killing blow on the goddess of war.
Ith'Callister

Ith'Callister was an elf artificer and creator of magic items, specializing in the creation of rings. He famously schemed with Fanto and tricked Rili into binding himself into a ring.

Ith'Callister's son An'Callister grew up watching and learning everything his father did. After he set up his own workshop, he not only far outstripped his father in quality and craftsmanship, but all of his father's customers now went to him.

When An'Callister was appointed a Time Lord, Ith'Callister was furious. He stole an unfinished project from An'Callister's workshop and used it to forge Wakeless, a blade that can cut through anything. With the new blade in hand, he set out the kill his son. Upon confrontation, Ith'Callister was defeated and killed by An'Callister.

After his death, Ith'Callister became a soul warrior and bonded with Fergus.
Dorian Del Furrante

### Titles

Dae'Alda, Dastan the Daring, Dandelion, Don Darrington, The 34th Time Lord, Breaker of Buckle Limits, Unleasher of Gods, Savior of Avlon, Hero of Stumfenstone, True Emperor of Skollenhaug

### Affiliations

The Wanderers of the Expanse, The Time Lords

## Biographical information

### Relatives

Furrante Shadeak (father), Anna'alda (mother)

## Physical description

### Species

Half-elf

"Dorian, 34th Time lord, breaker of buckle limits, Unleasher of gods, Savior of Avlon, Known as Dastan the daring, Dandilion the cunning, wielder of The Imperical Blade of Time, Hero of Stumfenstone, True Emperor of Skollenhaug"
The Fiendish Absolution

### Performers

Ziraj, Opal Grundy, Broken Tree, Dulphiva, Vurdok, Atilla Baresi, Asbenterriloth

The Fiendish Absolution occurred when The Arch-Host Dulphiva inadvertently consumed the Belt of Intervention and gained access to powers she couldn't control.

After the Bucklebattle, Bloodless Centurion Ziraj the Hunter received a distressed message from fellow centurion Bogzee Riddum who had barely escaped with his life. He had the Belt of Intervention, the artifact that had given them an edge against the Time Lords in the battle. By the time Ziraj arrived at Bogzee's hiding place, the devil Verzod had already found and killed him. Ziraj killed Verzod and took the belt, unsure of what to do with such a powerful artifact.

Khan Yee stole The Belt of Intervention from Ziraj the Hunter by tricking him into taking off his boots and then paralyzing him. Ziraj was freed from paralyses by a fellow centurion Opal Grundy. They rushed to catch up with Khan, only to watch as the fiend Dulphiva caught and consumed him, including the Belt of Intervention. They immediately called Broken Tree for help, knowing a time magic problem was beyond their abilities. Dulphiva did not understand what had happened to her, but she suddenly had access to powerful abilities she couldn't comprehend or control - but that didn't stop her.

Dulphiva stopped time, trapping all but herself and the timelords in a single moment in time. She then began to summon armies of lesser fiends and reanimate them in time. Broken Tree arrived with Vurdok just on time to see a horde of fiends swarming out of Dulphiva towards a frozen Ziraj and Opal. He freed them from the spell, and together they stopped the summon Dulphiva had opened. As her horde descended on the trio, Dulphiva summoned the fiendish mercenary i'Serab with the Platinum Dragon Mask artifact and six silver dragons, including Asbenterriloth.

Broken Tree fought Dulphiva, Opal and Vurdok fought i'Serab and the silver dragons, and Ziraj fought the horde of fiends. The fight ended when Broken Tree ripped the belt out of Dulphiva and time resumed. In her death rattle, she let out a pulse of magic. She still did not understand the belt's magic, and the magic she released twisted the alignment of all the creatures she had summoned. What remained of the horde retreated in confusion. i'Serab remembered his previous life as Atilla Baresi and was freed the control of Vraak-danguul. When the magic hit the only remaining silver dragon, Asbenterriloth, he was still under the control of The Platinum Dragon mask and his alignment was not his own. This ended up twisting his mind, and removed him from the realm of metallic dragons.

Broken Tree left with the belt and the mask, and the absolved i'Serab agreed to show Ziraj and Opal a way into the Nine Hells.
Zahrryth

Zahrryth is a Githyanki artificer who became obsessed with the craft of artificery and crafting magic items. Her twin brother Zyaan became an equally as obsessed grafter, and they stayed close to help each other with their studies.

The twins are linked, and feel if the other dies. If they do, they retrieve their twin’s soul and revive them. Zyaan keeps a log of every death and revival.

Zahrryth channeled her love of making magic items into her suit of armour, and was constantly tinkering and upgrading it as she continued her studies.

She eventually wanted to apprentice under the best makers there were: The Time Forger and Gond. She crafted and proved herself worthy to both of them, and as she worked with them they helped her create elements of her armor.

### Death

When the Wanderers of the Expanse fought and killed her, her soul was bound to the armor and became a living artifact called Ziir. One of the changes she had made with The Time Forger and Gond was intended to immediately revive her and return her soul to her body, but instead returned it to the armour.

Zyaan felt his sister die, but immediately noticed that her soul did not go to the underworld. He investigated and discovered Ziir with his sister’s body inside. After seeing this, he believed this had all gone according to her plan - that Zahrryth had been scheming with Gond and The Time Forger on how to ascend beyond a physical body to become a pure artifact herself. He thought he should do the same.
Silva

Silva the Guardian of Morihiro is a halfling sharpshooter who became the 8th Time Lord. She was one of Avlon's Betrayers.

The Time Forger created an artifact for Silva named The Seeker's Gaze.

Silva wielded a bow that could shoot arrows that phased through objects until they hit their intended target. Her magical glass eye, the Seeker's Gaze, allowed her to see through objects and see invisible creatures. Those combined with her ability to travel in time makes her an incredibly deadly opponent.

In Sakimoto, Silva sometimes works in a bar where she rents out hired helps to people. The people she finds to helps them are actually people from their past who have died, and when the paid time is up, those people die again. The exception to this is when The Wanderers of the Expanse hired Phil and Jed, who were established as clerics of Saalva and reborn.

Silva was killed by Avlon during The Death of Avlon after Maris brought the Bucklestaff and distracted everyone long enough for a copy of Avlon to get in unnoticed. Avlon turned her into green bubbles.
Don Dereak

Don Dereak is a human smuggler and drug dealer for the Daylight Swingers in Wesjard. He is married to the Imperial Ambassador Alphonso Dereak, who does not know about his shady gang life. Don balances uses his husband's position to his advantage while hiding his secret life.

Don has set up a very lucrative deal with a contact at another embassy. That embassy was coming to visit Alphonso in the capital where Don had planned a very precise drop off - until an unexpected visitor showed up - Volhaut Maxiroth, with Elvira right on his heels

Volhaut needed a way out of Wesjard, and paid a handsome price to learn a name of someone who could potentially smuggle him out of there. This led him to Don, unfortunately with Elvira right on his heels. Don knew he could manage to get away with the deal without his husband noticing, but certainly not with two secret service members present (even if one was dishonourably discharged).

When the party arrives, Don at first sees his chances of getting away with this deal crushed completely. But when his husband suddenly asks to see Volhaut in the other room, he wonders if he might be able to enlist the party to help him get away with this…
Terry Horn

Terry Horn is a hobgoblin from Oceanside who runs Terry's Guild, an adventurers guild in the underdark. He has an intense ongoing rivalry with Krio, a mutated quickling who takes great pride in messing with Terry. Locally he organizes arena fights and runs a bar in Oceanside's upper spike called The Horny Serpent.

When someone wants to join Terry's Guild, he organizes a test. This 'test' is 3 rounds of fights in an arena, which he mostly puts on to entertain the people of Oceanside.

He relies heavily on his assistant Hobb, a human that becomes easily overwhelmed by the simplest of tasks. His former assistant was another human named Hoffman, who was killed when Dejan Swiftstring escaped during the test that brought the P&J Adventuring Crew into Terry's Guild.

Terry has an incredibly high reward out for the capture or death of Krio. Despite this, no one has been able to even come close to dealing with him, and Krio continues to toy with Terry.
Tyren Roanwit

Tyren Roanwit was the captain of a ship on an expedition to the new world. His brother Vairmund Roanwit was his first mate.

Gaia sensed the return of humans to the new world when they arrived and shook the land with a massive earthquake that killed Vairmund. Tyren vowed revenge on the earth and Gaia. Tyren took his brother's Pocket Boat, a magical toy boat that could expand to a life sized row boat.

The first human settlement in the new world started on the place where Vairmund died, and Tyren named it after him in his honour.
The Seven Souls

The Seven Souls were an adventuring party comprised of 6 members: Broken Tree, Ziraj, Vurdok, Elandria, Qunqwin, and Phileas.

The party name is a bit of an inside joke, as they often appear as seven people instead of six when Elandria duplicates by tearing her soul.

The Seven Souls were disbanded after a fight against The Semper Clan where Vurdok, Elandria, Qunqwin, and Phileas were killed. Broken Tree and Ziraj escaped and were recruited to the Time Lords and Bloodless Centurions respectively.
Terrence Vashonn

Captain Terrence Vashonn is a human who lives in the city of Torduun. He caught Larry with the stolen Intimidation Kazoo, so he killed him and took it for himself.

When the population of Jero mysteriously dissapeared, Torduun put together an emergency army to investigate. Terrence was appointed a Sergeant as part of that army and was stationed well outside the city itself when they arrived. After The Heroes of Cantus flooded Jero and escaped, Terrence and his company were some of the first to confront them. Aearon Caladring killed Terrence and took the Intimidation Kazoo.
Kamash Shadeak II

## Biographical information

### Relatives

Kamash Shadeak III (son), Maya Shadeak (daughter), Sarella Shadeak V (daughter)(dead)

## Physical description

### Species

Human

Kamash Shadeak II was the emperor of the Skollenhaug empire.

He picked Yumnir the Champion as his personal royal guard. She later presented him with the Orb of Avernus, which he put in the Imperial vault.

Dondor Zezzar presented The Princely Render to Kamash with the promise of powers for the true emperor of Skollenhaug, but nothing happened. He banished Dondor, who stole back the sword and left.

Kamash was assassinated by an organized resistance while a parallel attack acted as a distraction in Pinriff.
Fanto

Fanto was a god that schemed with Ith'Callister to trick his rival Rili into binding himself into a ring. The plan worked, creating the ring Rilibound. Fanto put on the ring and was possessed by the spirit of Rili. Rili was filled with rage when he realized what has happened, and threw Fanto and Rilibound into the volcano of doom. Fanto died, but Rilibound was split into two rings: Angra Mainyu and Ahura Mazda. They were locked away separately deep in dungeons where it was hoped they wouldn't be disturbed.
Gond

Gond is the god of craft, smithing, and inventiveness. The Lords of All Smiths had many forms and names, and under all of them pushed for innovation and imaginativeness, sometimes to a dangerous degree, as a result of his short-sighted desire to create.

## Gond's Workshop

Gond has a workshop in Dragsa city on the peak of Mount Celesta. Inside, 20 billows work at his will powering his anvil. The shop bustles with automatons, perfectly crafted creatures made from metal.

Walls that aren't dedicated to holding tools and machines for crafting are lined with pedestals and display cases containing gifts given in return for projects Gond made people.

Several are found to be from Bahamut:

* An infinitely faceted gem
* A glass orb containing liquid gold that animates to form a dragon flying around, occasionally splashing into the side of the ball, shattering into a shower of gold coins that melt back into droplets of gold

## Zahrryth's Apprenticeship

Zahrryth the Engineer is an artificer who proved herself worthy to apprentice under Gond. He helped her tinker and modify her magical artificer armour. The changes he made to the suit combined with the changes earlier made to it with An'Callister caused Zahrryth's soul to become Ziir when she was killed by the Wanderer's of the Expanse.

## Gond's Creations

Gond formed a powerful crystal ball for each of the arch lords of the layers of the nine hells:

* The Orb of Avernus
* The Orb of Dis
* The Orb of Minauros
* The Orb of Phlegethos
* The Orb of Stygia
* The Orb of Malbolge
* The Orb of Maladomini
* The Orb of Cania
* The Orb of Nessus

Gond created dragon masks for the Dragon siblings:

* Blue dragon mask
* Black dragon mask
* Red dragon mask
* Green dragon mask
* White dragon mask
* Platinum dragon mask

Gond created the functionality behind Bahamut's hidden palace.
Winona

Arch Priestess Winona worshipped Waukeen, the goddess of wealth and trade. She ran a smuggling business out of Kazu.

Nephora hired Winona to hold on to an artifact for her: The Undeity. Winona hid it away in her home at the temple of Waukeen in Kazu, where Zyaan the Grafter tracked it down and killed her for it.
Hagar Sandshin

Hagar was a smuggler and member of the Daylight Swingers in Wesjard.

They worked in the Embassy, and were known to Kamash Shadeak III as a 'sketchy' contact The Wanderers of the Expanse could contact to get permission to dock there. When the party arrived and asked for Hagar, they learned he was dead and that Don Dereak had taken his place.
Temporal Touchstone

A Temporal Touchstone is a magical bond that prevents Time Lords from going mad. It is a form of deep passion, love, or connection that keeps them mentally grounded and bound to sanity.

While Avlon created the rules of magic, she did not account for people's need to deal with the burdens of chronomancy madness. She never foresaw magic being borne from the symptoms of her system, especially when she didn't see those symptoms as anything to worry about in the first place. With the discovery of the Temporal Touchstones, exceptions to the written rules of time magic formed without her knowledge. She had established that Time Lords could not have children - but while under the influence of a touchstone, her rule did not apply. Thus without her knowledge, Dorian was born to Furrante, and Alveus was born to The One Without a Name.

In the aftermath of the Bucklebattle, many Time Lords wanted to escape Avlon and her order. While defecting, a small group escaped together: An’Callister, Furrante, Bridget, The One Without a Name, Sophie, and Dain. A shaky alliance was formed to keep from being discovered by Avlon. Together, they discovered Temporal Touchstones, a way to stave off the madness of the Time Lords through a magical bond. They all went their separate ways to pursue their passions and sanity.

They each established their own touchstone:

* The One Without a Name returned to his home town of Sshanntynlan where he pledged himself to the drow people, and his loyalty to the city of Sshanntynlan became his touchstone
* Bridget threw herself into her historical studies her dedication to unbiased documentation became her touchstone
* An’Callister returned to his work creating artifacts and magic items, rededicating himself with a passion to create his touchstone
* Furrante fell in love with Anna’alda, who became his touchstone. Together they had a child, Dorian, who became an equal part of Furrante’s touchstone
* Sophie mastered memory magic with the help of Chronos, her continuous focus on remembering what she had seen and learned and her dedication to not repeating her mistakes became her touchstone
* Dain’s touchstone: TBD
Yumnir

Yumnir the Ruby Champion is a dwarf fighter from the Ruby Hall and was personal guard to Emperor Kamash Shadeak II.

Before she was a Royal Guard, Yumnir spent some time as an adventurer. She met The Merchandiser, who gave her the Intimidation Kazoo. She also became friends with the Time Lord Sophie Dawn.

She was selected for a term as Imperial Treaty Royal Guard alongside Vulgrim Darkforge. Yumnir was selected by Emperor to be his personal guard.

Sophie gave the Orb of Avernus to Yumnir, who presented it to the Emperor. He stored it away in the Imperial vault.

Yumnir died protecting Emperor Kamash Shadeak II as she was assassinated by The Resistance. The Intimidation Kazoo was lost.
The Bloodless Centurions

The Bloodless Centurions are the wielders of the 100 pairs of buckleboots created by Ragabash Buckle.

While many Centurions are still loyal to Ragabash, boots have been passed around through death, treason, and retirement.

## List of Known Centurions

* Azerius Mindreaver
* Bedivere
* Bogzee Riddum
* Dennik
* Durigg Mountainsong
* Foubish
* Gupnewt
* Innallia Lordbane
* Jezmo Quickdraw
* Kamash Shadeak III
* Mizdrak Wiism
* Opal Grundy
* Pyrk
* Rick
* Rizzo Señor
* Shanvis the First
* Skeechu
* Targree Varbin
* Tathis Grave Robber
* Terrie Harkin
* Ulring Plozeer
* Vecna
* Volhaut Maxiroth (Draconic Sim)
* Ziraj the Hunter
Jimbo Gravedigger

Jimbo Grave-digger is the head of a gang of rogue mercenaries. He fought with Sonen in The Severed Clan.

## The Severed Clan

Sonen hired Jimbo and his gang to protect her while she cast a ritual. During the ritual, she was attacked by The Semper clan and some scattered allies of theirs.

Stonegullet lead the charge against Sonen in what would later be known as The Severed Clan. During the fighting, Jimbo threatened the life of Aearon Caladring to force Stonegullet to give up The Undeity. This earned Stonegullet the moniker "The Wise", though given somewhat ironically - Stonegullet was not known to be very wise, Aearon was very happy to be alive, and no one had ever called Stonegullet wise before.

Jimbo was later killed by Nephora, who took The Undeity from him.
Darkstone

Darkstone is one of the smallest cities in Durand, it lies south of Nova Roma nestled between the cliffs of the crater.

## Description

Darkstone is renowned for its poor quality of life an infrastructure. Due to it's position surrounded by cliffs on 3 sides, it recieves less sunlight than any other city and this has added to it's negative reputation. The city becomes more run down the closer to the rear cliff you go, reflecting how much sunlight each area receives.

There are 3 main streets that run from the front of the city straight down into the rear cliff. Two roads either side run parallel to cliffs surrounding the city and one cuts through the middle. Each road leads all the way to the back of the city, colloquially known as The Crawl. On the each side of the city, mines are burrowed into the cliffsides with 2 on the left and 1 on the right. These are the primary areas of employment for a majority of the residents of Darkstone. The demand for these resources are the lowest out of all energy generation as nuclear and solar energy make up a majority of power production on Carna, but there is still some demand for smaller scale projects. This is a contributing factor to the low socioeconomic status of Darkstone.

### The Crawl

The Crawl lies at the back of the city against the cliff that makes up the rear wall. It is known to the locals as the most dangerous area of Darkstone and is rarely entered by what little law enforcement there is within the city. It is rife with crime and is a known base of operations for several of the organised crime groups that operate within Darkstone.
Tor'thiel Vessner

Tor'thiel was an elf bloodhunter who was a member of The Exalted Seekers and The Semper Clan.

Tor'thiel joined a party called The Exalted Seekers, and they wound up in an adventure trying to stop the arch mage Karzoug from resurrecting an ancient god of destruction. The party failed, and Karzoug spared Tor to live in her misery.

Karzoug became known as a Time Lord under the name Broken Tree, and formed a group called the Seven Souls. The Semper Clan went to face off against them, and Tor joined them to try and avenge her old party. Broken Tree and Ziraj managed to escape, but the rest of the Seven Souls were killed. Tor stole Broken Tree's artifact Counter-timewise.

Tor fought with the Semper Clan to take down Galbador, then fought in the Severed Clan to take down Irena.

Tor met with Ziraj and traded Counter-timewise for the Orb of Avernus, which she gave to the Bloodless Centurion Ulring Plozeer.
Rili

Rili was tricked by Ith'Callister and bound into a ring called Rilibound, which was then given to Fanto. Fanto put on the find and Rili's soul possessed him. Rili flew into a rage and threw Fanto and Rilibound into volcano of doom. Fanto died, but Rilibound was split into two rings: Angra Mainyu and Ahura Mazda. They were locked away separately deep in dungeons where it was hoped they wouldn't be disturbed.