Aaoskar - Revision history

ELWYNN at 22:36, 8 June 2022

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	[[Category:~~Moonbender Family~~]]		[[Category:Moonbender_family]]
	{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}		{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}
	{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}		{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}

ELWYNN at 22:35, 8 June 2022

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	[[Category:Moonbender ~~family~~]]		[[Category:Moonbender Family]]
	{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}		{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}
	{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}		{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}

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Relations

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	==Relations==		==Relations==
	Family: [[Moonbender ~~Family~~]]		Family: [[Moonbender family]]

	Clan: Descendant of [[River Elf]] and [[Wind Elf]] clans		Clan: Descendant of [[River Elf]] and [[Wind Elf]] clans

ELWYNN at 18:13, 13 March 2022

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	\| Instance = Prime		\| Instance = Prime
	\| Relative = ~~Moonbender_Family~~		\| Relative = Moonbender_family
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	[[Category:Moonbender ~~Family~~]]		[[Category:Moonbender family]]
	{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}		{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}
	{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}		{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}

ELWYNN at 02:31, 28 January 2022

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	Maintains the family library, known simply as the [[Moonbender Library]]		Maintains the family library, known simply as the [[Moonbender Library]]

	LOOK: Around the rim, thirteen luminous oshu'mary blossoms create shadows (representing temporal shadows) that dance (representing the interplay of all things) over the sigils within the bowl. Four purple-tinged feet carved from gloomwood provide stability for when the bowl rests on a surface, as well as a comfortable place to rest one's fingers when supporting the bowl in the hands.		LOOK: Around the rim (representing the edge of reality), thirteen (representing the planets) luminous oshu'mary blossoms create shadows (representing temporal or probablistic shadows) that dance (representing the interplay of all things) over the sigils within the bowl. Four purple-tinged feet (representing the 4 moons) carved from gloomwood (representing Gnar Pethian insight) provide stability (representing the balance of Mind and Prophecy) for when the bowl rests on a surface, as well as a comfortable place to rest one's fingers when supporting the bowl in the hands.

ELWYNN at 02:26, 28 January 2022

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	Aaoskar is also rumored to have completed many studies on the nature of Time, which support the theoretical possibility of Time Travel. The most comprehensive was called [[The Dichotomy of Time]], which built upon a previous presentation that referred to Grazhir as The Cosmic Pendulum. Aaoskar's first discussion on time though was called [[The Theory of Temporal Shadows]] which was a group attempt of explaining ideas that Reyael tried to explain to Aaoskar and Aerathor. Aaoskar's most recent theory was called Piercing the Temporal Veil, where he discusses a Moon Mage's ability to manipulate Time itself. Aaoskar has also participated in two different Moon Mage Enclaves in piercing the Veil of Time, once where they gazed back in time to the point of Grazhir's destruction and a second time where they attempted to Thread Fate upon itself in an effort to communicate with Nera in the distant past. Aaoskar also claims to have traveled back in time to visit Su Helmas on multiple occasions. Because of his extensive research on Time with other Moon Mages, Aaoskar finds it amusing when Warrior Mages and other guilds claim that Time is an unexplored concept.		Aaoskar is also rumored to have completed many studies on the nature of Time, which support the theoretical possibility of Time Travel. The most comprehensive was called [[The Dichotomy of Time]], which built upon a previous presentation that referred to Grazhir as The Cosmic Pendulum. Aaoskar's first discussion on time though was called [[The Theory of Temporal Shadows]] which was a group attempt of explaining ideas that Reyael tried to explain to Aaoskar and Aerathor. Aaoskar's most recent theory was called Piercing the Temporal Veil, where he discusses a Moon Mage's ability to manipulate Time itself. Aaoskar has also participated in two different Moon Mage Enclaves in piercing the Veil of Time, once where they gazed back in time to the point of Grazhir's destruction and a second time where they attempted to Thread Fate upon itself in an effort to communicate with Nera in the distant past. Aaoskar also claims to have traveled back in time to visit Su Helmas on multiple occasions. Because of his extensive research on Time with other Moon Mages, Aaoskar finds it amusing when Warrior Mages and other guilds claim that Time is an unexplored concept.

	Aaoskar is also critical of the moral argument that the burden of being a Moon Mage is simply that Moon Mages have an obligation to use one's foresight to redirect and prevent harm to society at large. Aaoskar insists that this is simplistic and that the real burden of being a Moon Mage is that knowledge of future events means that there are times that Moon Mages will see great evils on the horizon that must be allowed to occur less even greater evils occur -- that is the burden of being a [[Moon Mage]]. While some have compared Aaoskar's view of the Arbiter as being analogous to the Inquisition's view of Maelshyve, Aaoskar whole-heartedly disagrees. Aaoskar believes that ~~while the Aribter must be opposed,~~ it is likely that the Arbiter is necessary. Removing such a powerful entity from a section of the [[Web of Fate]] would have such dire repercussions that the most that Moon Mages should hope for is a stale mate in this great game of chess between The Arbiter and The Children of Grazhir. Aaoskar fears that the Inquisition's single minded devotion to destroying Maelshyve has likely caused even greater evils to arise from the darkness.		Aaoskar is also critical of the moral argument that the burden of being a Moon Mage is simply that Moon Mages have an obligation to use one's foresight to redirect and prevent harm to society at large. Aaoskar insists that this is simplistic and that the real burden of being a Moon Mage is that knowledge of future events means that there are times that Moon Mages will see great evils on the horizon that must be allowed to occur less even greater evils occur -- that is the burden of being a [[Moon Mage]]. While some have compared Aaoskar's view of the Arbiter as being analogous to the Inquisition's view of Maelshyve, Aaoskar whole-heartedly disagrees. Aaoskar believes that it is likely that the Arbiter is necessary. Removing such a powerful entity from a section of the [[Web of Fate]] would have such dire repercussions that the most that Moon Mages should hope for is a stale mate in this great game of chess between The Arbiter and The Children of Grazhir - that is unless, Moon Mages reclaim their heritage and transcend the Mind and become one with their Probablistic Shadow. Aaoskar fears that the Inquisition's single minded devotion to destroying Maelshyve has likely caused even greater evils to arise from the darkness.

	Recently, Aaoskar has begun advancing the theory that there are no special temporal Nodes and that all of time is subject to being changed by powerful beings or by Moon Mages, themselves. Aaoskar has also claimed that he has discovered the primogenitor of modern prophecy.		Recently, Aaoskar has begun advancing the theory that there are no special temporal Nodes and that all of time is subject to being changed by powerful beings or by Moon Mages, themselves. Aaoskar has also claimed that he has discovered the primogenitor of modern prophecy.

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	{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}		{{Cat\|Player Fortune's Path,Lunar Accord}}
	{{cat\|Player Elf,River Elf}}		{{cat\|Player Elf,Player River Elf}}
	{{cat\|Player Elf,Wind Elf}}		{{cat\|Player Elf,Player Wind Elf}}

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
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	== Treatises rumored to be in the Moonbender Library ==		== Treatises rumored to be in the Moonbender Library ==
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	Many treatises are rumored to be in the [[Moonbender Library]]<br>		Many treatises are rumored to be in the [[Moonbender Library]]<br>

ELWYNN: /* Relations */

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Relations

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	Aaoskar is also critical of the moral argument that the burden of being a Moon Mage is simply that Moon Mages have an obligation to use one's foresight to redirect and prevent harm to society at large. Aaoskar insists that this is simplistic and that the real burden of being a Moon Mage is that knowledge of future events means that there are times that Moon Mages will see great evils on the horizon that must be allowed to occur less even greater evils occur -- that is the burden of being a [[Moon Mage]]. While some have compared Aaoskar's view of the Arbiter as being analogous to the Inquisition's view of Maelshyve, Aaoskar whole-heartedly disagrees. Aaoskar believes that while the Aribter must be opposed, it is likely that the Arbiter is necessary. Removing such a powerful entity from a section of the [[Web of Fate]] would have such dire repercussions that the most that Moon Mages should hope for is a stale mate in this great game of chess between The Arbiter and The Children of Grazhir. Aaoskar fears that the Inquisition's single minded devotion to destroying Maelshyve has likely caused even greater evils to arise from the darkness.		Aaoskar is also critical of the moral argument that the burden of being a Moon Mage is simply that Moon Mages have an obligation to use one's foresight to redirect and prevent harm to society at large. Aaoskar insists that this is simplistic and that the real burden of being a Moon Mage is that knowledge of future events means that there are times that Moon Mages will see great evils on the horizon that must be allowed to occur less even greater evils occur -- that is the burden of being a [[Moon Mage]]. While some have compared Aaoskar's view of the Arbiter as being analogous to the Inquisition's view of Maelshyve, Aaoskar whole-heartedly disagrees. Aaoskar believes that while the Aribter must be opposed, it is likely that the Arbiter is necessary. Removing such a powerful entity from a section of the [[Web of Fate]] would have such dire repercussions that the most that Moon Mages should hope for is a stale mate in this great game of chess between The Arbiter and The Children of Grazhir. Aaoskar fears that the Inquisition's single minded devotion to destroying Maelshyve has likely caused even greater evils to arise from the darkness.

	Recently, Aaoskar has begun advancing the theory that there are no special temporal Nodes and that all of time is subject to being changed by powerful beings or by Moon Mages, themselves.		Recently, Aaoskar has begun advancing the theory that there are no special temporal Nodes and that all of time is subject to being changed by powerful beings or by Moon Mages, themselves. Aaoskar has also claimed that he has discovered the primogenitor of modern prophecy.

	==Rumors==		==Rumors==

ELWYNN at 12:21, 25 April 2021

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	==Current Endeavors==		==Current Endeavors==
	After Aaoskar and Lenaea's treatise on Dream Theory, Aaoskar has become less vocal, largely because he believes that all his energy must be redirected towards mastering and transcending the Mind. Aaoskar believes that this is not only the way of finding internal peace, it is the way to safely become one with our probablistic shadow, free ourselves from the forces of Fate, ease relations between mortals and Probablistic Beings, and bring peace across and within Planar boundaries.		After Aaoskar and Lenaea's treatise on Dream Theory, Aaoskar has become less vocal, largely because he believes that all his energy must be redirected towards mastering and transcending the Mind. Aaoskar believes that this is not only the way of finding internal peace, it is the way to safely become one with our probablistic shadow, to free ourselves from the forces of Fate, to ease relations between mortals and Probablistic Beings, and to bring peace across and within Planar boundaries.

	==Relations==		==Relations==

ELWYNN at 23:23, 24 April 2021

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	Dress: Aaoskar is wearing a wizard-shaped storyteller hat with a sleeping dragon embroidered on the front, a pair of storyteller's brass reading spectacles, a bronze scribe's medallion of merit from Asemath Academy, a sorcerer's nightsilk cloak, a storyteller's book bag stitched with various mythical beasts, some multilayered dress robes tailored from Grazhir-white moonspun silk, a white leather sack for gathered souls with a deep blue xibarite clasp, some white pants with writhing shadows encircling the hems and some fitted shadowy black sandals with detailed straps.		Dress: Aaoskar is wearing a wizard-shaped storyteller hat with a sleeping dragon embroidered on the front, a pair of storyteller's brass reading spectacles, a bronze scribe's medallion of merit from Asemath Academy, a sorcerer's nightsilk cloak, a storyteller's book bag stitched with various mythical beasts, some multilayered dress robes tailored from Grazhir-white moonspun silk, a white leather sack for gathered souls with a deep blue xibarite clasp, some white pants with writhing shadows encircling the hems and some fitted shadowy black sandals with detailed straps.

			==Current Endeavors==
			After Aaoskar and Lenaea's treatise on Dream Theory, Aaoskar has become less vocal, largely because he believes that all his energy must be redirected towards mastering and transcending the Mind. Aaoskar believes that this is not only the way of finding internal peace, it is the way to safely become one with our probablistic shadow, free ourselves from the forces of Fate, ease relations between mortals and Probablistic Beings, and bring peace across and within Planar boundaries.

	==Relations==		==Relations==