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MOTHRA at 04:26, 20 June 2020

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	While Lyras is regarded as dead, parts of her still live on to The West. Players can go [[Beyond the Barrier]] to hunt down one of these remnants to help bring peace back to [[Sunfell Hub]].		While Lyras is regarded as dead, parts of her still live on to The West. Players can go [[Beyond the Barrier]] to hunt down one of these remnants to help bring peace back to [[Sunfell Hub]].

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			* [[Lyras Cycle]]

MOTHRA: /* The Death of Lyras */

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	==The Death of Lyras==		==The Death of Lyras==
			Lyras was defeated moments after dawn on the 38th day of the 4th month of Shorka the Cobra in the year of the Emerald Dolphin, 397 years, 157 days since the Victory of Lanival the Redeemer.

	Lyras was ultimately brought down due to the combined efforts of the Empaths, the Immortals, and (secretly) the Necromancer cult known as the Philosophers of the Knife. The Handmaiden Amaldriel, shortly before Walking, told fighters that when both of Lyras's remaining Risen Tachid and Sahfra were dead and Lyras fell that they would need to Empathically link with her to complete the ritual the [[Khalo\|Khalaen]] were performing with the Temple. After she fell and Asrea established a link with Lyras, the Empaths enacted their ritual, doing something to disrupt Lyras's [[Thanatology]] using secret knowledge handed down by their guild. The Necromancers acted independently using an alchemical solution of unknown composition. Finally, Lyras's lich body was obliterated with divine fire, and Moon Mages experienced a final vision of the last shreds of Lyras being consumed by the Hunger her husk had been possessed by.		Lyras was ultimately brought down due to the combined efforts of the Empaths, the Immortals, and (secretly) the Necromancer cult known as the Philosophers of the Knife. The Handmaiden Amaldriel, shortly before Walking, told fighters that when both of Lyras's remaining Risen Tachid and Sahfra were dead and Lyras fell that they would need to Empathically link with her to complete the ritual the [[Khalo\|Khalaen]] were performing with the Temple. After she fell and Asrea established a link with Lyras, the Empaths enacted their ritual, doing something to disrupt Lyras's [[Thanatology]] using secret knowledge handed down by their guild. The Necromancers acted independently using an alchemical solution of unknown composition. Finally, Lyras's lich body was obliterated with divine fire, and Moon Mages experienced a final vision of the last shreds of Lyras being consumed by the Hunger her husk had been possessed by.

TK-421: /* Appearance */ +link

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Appearance: +link

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	She is in good shape.		She is in good shape.

	She is holding an ebony-hafted scythe of polished steel inset with a deep red blood ruby in her right hand.<br />		She is holding [[Weapon:Ebony-hafted scythe of polished steel inset with a deep red blood ruby\|an ebony-hafted scythe of polished steel inset with a deep red blood ruby]] in her right hand.<br />
	She is wearing a voluminous deep purple cloak arrayed with myriad folds and inscribed with a single stark-white sigil across its back.<br />		She is wearing a voluminous deep purple cloak arrayed with myriad folds and inscribed with a single stark-white sigil across its back.<br />

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	In order to end her imprisonment, Lyras made a dangerous gambit and accepted the power of an extraplanar demon in order to corrupt the life-force of the Elders that were tied to the Barrier. On 22 Dolefaren 393, [[Balam]] and [[Felinda]] returned to the Wheel (a Prydaen euphemism for death) after weeks of intense pain and torment caused by the corruption, and the Barrier was greatly weakened as a result. In its weakened state, Lyras was finally able to corrupt the Barrier and break through into western [[Forfedhdar]], transforming the Barrier itself into a stronghold for her undead army in the process by using her mages to take total control of it. However, unknown to her, the properties of the Barrier caused it to rip out what remained of her soul, leaving the barest remnants of her psyche behind and leading to her near-total possession by the demon granting her powers.		In order to end her imprisonment, Lyras made a dangerous gambit and accepted the power of an extraplanar demon in order to corrupt the life-force of the Elders that were tied to the Barrier. On 22 Dolefaren 393, [[Balam]] and [[Felinda]] returned to the Wheel (a Prydaen euphemism for death) after weeks of intense pain and torment caused by the corruption, and the Barrier was greatly weakened as a result. In its weakened state, Lyras was finally able to corrupt the Barrier and break through into western [[Forfedhdar]], transforming the Barrier itself into a stronghold for her undead army in the process by using her mages to take total control of it. However, unknown to her, the properties of the Barrier caused it to rip out what remained of her soul, leaving the barest remnants of her psyche behind and leading to her near-total possession by the demon granting her powers.

	The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on ~~the 1st day of~~ Ka'len ~~the Sea Drake~~ on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically left invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she was also sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].		The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on 1 Ka'len 394 on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically left invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she was also sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].

	In 394 AV she fought toe-to-toe with Prince [[Vorclaf]], ~~whom~~ was channeling the avatar of the god [[Meraud]], and [[Burarm]]. Performing a ritual that required blood from her heart among the components, she opened a wider conduit to the demonic force fueling her powers, leading to a massive planar incursion that permanently altered the [[Plane of Abiding]]. This force and the avatar of Meraud clashed, and Meraud withdrew, leaving Vorclaf and Burarm to be murdered by Lyras. Following her clash with Meraud, Lyras rested in stasis for a full two years while her armies continued to march across Kermoria, occasionally lead by Tachid and Sahfra.		In 394 AV she fought toe-to-toe with Prince [[Vorclaf]], who was channeling the avatar of the god [[Meraud]], and [[Burarm]]. Performing a ritual that required blood from her heart among the components, she opened a wider conduit to the demonic force fueling her powers, leading to a massive planar incursion that permanently altered the [[Plane of Abiding]]. This force and the avatar of Meraud clashed, and Meraud withdrew, leaving Vorclaf and Burarm to be murdered by Lyras. Following her clash with Meraud, Lyras rested in stasis for a full two years while her armies continued to march across Kermoria, occasionally lead by Tachid and Sahfra.

	All told, Lyras's bloody campaign and the resulting famines and plagues due to the destruction of farmland and other resources lead to the death of a full third of the population of mainland Kermoria.		All told, Lyras's bloody campaign and the resulting famines and plagues due to the destruction of farmland and other resources lead to the death of a full third of the population of mainland Kermoria.

TEVESHSZAT at 04:35, 23 October 2016

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	The parted clouds become whole once again in the sky, and no remnant of Lyras lies where the holy blaze has died down. Despite the departure of the lights, the world appears noticeably brighter.<br>		The parted clouds become whole once again in the sky, and no remnant of Lyras lies where the holy blaze has died down. Despite the departure of the lights, the world appears noticeably brighter.<br>

			==The Remnant of Lyras==

			While Lyras is regarded as dead, parts of her still live on to The West. Players can go [[Beyond the Barrier]] to hunt down one of these remnants to help bring peace back to [[Sunfell Hub]].

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THAYET: /* The Lyras War */

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The Lyras War

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	The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on the 1st day of Ka'len the Sea Drake on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically left invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she was also sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].		The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on the 1st day of Ka'len the Sea Drake on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically left invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she was also sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].

	In 394 AV she fought toe-to-toe with Prince [[Vorclaf]], whom was channeling the avatar of the god [[Meraud]], and [[Burarm]]. Performing a ritual that required blood from her heart among the components, she opened a wider conduit to the demonic force fueling her powers, leading to a massive planar incursion that permanently altered the [[Plane of Abiding]]. This force and the avatar of Meraud clashed, and Meraud withdrew, leaving Vorclaf and Burarm to be murdered by Lyras.		In 394 AV she fought toe-to-toe with Prince [[Vorclaf]], whom was channeling the avatar of the god [[Meraud]], and [[Burarm]]. Performing a ritual that required blood from her heart among the components, she opened a wider conduit to the demonic force fueling her powers, leading to a massive planar incursion that permanently altered the [[Plane of Abiding]]. This force and the avatar of Meraud clashed, and Meraud withdrew, leaving Vorclaf and Burarm to be murdered by Lyras. Following her clash with Meraud, Lyras rested in stasis for a full two years while her armies continued to march across Kermoria, occasionally lead by Tachid and Sahfra.

			All told, Lyras's bloody campaign and the resulting famines and plagues due to the destruction of farmland and other resources lead to the death of a full third of the population of mainland Kermoria.

	===The Barrier and Lyras's Warcamp===		===The Barrier and Lyras's Warcamp===
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	Also here: Devourer Lyras.<Br />		Also here: Devourer Lyras.<Br />
	Obvious exits: south.		Obvious exits: south.


	==Powers==		==Powers==

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CARAAMON at 16:02, 11 February 2012

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	The parted clouds become whole once again in the sky, and no remnant of Lyras lies where the holy blaze has died down. Despite the departure of the lights, the world appears noticeably brighter.<br>		The parted clouds become whole once again in the sky, and no remnant of Lyras lies where the holy blaze has died down. Despite the departure of the lights, the world appears noticeably brighter.<br>

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NONEVERNO: changed some things to past tense

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	[[Lyras]] is a [[Necromancer]] with an enchanted staff who raised the [[Prydaen]] and [[Rakash]] dead in their Western homelands as to create an undead army. As a mortal she was killed by [[Vael]], but took the opportunity to Descend into undeath and transformed into an even more powerful [[lich]]. The Prydaen and Rakash fled to the eastern lands of [[Kermoria]] and sealed the way behind them by erecting the [[Great Barrier]]. Lyras and her army remained trapped behind this Barrier for about four decades.		[[Lyras]] was a [[Necromancer]] with an enchanted staff who raised the [[Prydaen]] and [[Rakash]] dead in their Western homelands as to create an undead army. As a mortal she was killed by [[Vael]], but took the opportunity to Descend into undeath and transformed into an even more powerful [[lich]]. The Prydaen and Rakash fled to the eastern lands of [[Kermoria]] and sealed the way behind them by erecting the [[Great Barrier]]. Lyras and her army remained trapped behind this Barrier for about four decades.

	In order to end her imprisonment, Lyras made a dangerous gambit and accepted the power of an extraplanar demon in order to corrupt the life-force of the Elders that were tied to the Barrier. On 22 Dolefaren 393, [[Balam]] and [[Felinda]] returned to the Wheel (a Prydaen euphemism for death) after weeks of intense pain and torment caused by the corruption, and the Barrier was greatly weakened as a result. In its weakened state, Lyras was finally able to corrupt the Barrier and break through, transforming it into a stronghold for her undead army in the process by using her mages to take total control of it. Her exact whereabouts were unknown, but she was on the eastern side of the Barrier in the vicinity of [[Forfedhdar]].		In order to end her imprisonment, Lyras made a dangerous gambit and accepted the power of an extraplanar demon in order to corrupt the life-force of the Elders that were tied to the Barrier. On 22 Dolefaren 393, [[Balam]] and [[Felinda]] returned to the Wheel (a Prydaen euphemism for death) after weeks of intense pain and torment caused by the corruption, and the Barrier was greatly weakened as a result. In its weakened state, Lyras was finally able to corrupt the Barrier and break through, transforming it into a stronghold for her undead army in the process by using her mages to take total control of it. Her exact whereabouts were unknown, but she was on the eastern side of the Barrier in the vicinity of [[Forfedhdar]].

	The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on the 1st day of Ka'len the Sea Drake on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically ~~leaves~~ invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she ~~has~~ also ~~been~~ sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].		The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on the 1st day of Ka'len the Sea Drake on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically left invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she was also sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].

	In 394 AV she fought toe-to-toe with Prince [[Vorclaf]], whom was channeling the avatar of the god [[Meraud]], and [[Burarm]]. Performing a ritual that required blood from her heart among the components, she opened a wider conduit to the demonic force fueling her powers, leading to a massive planar incursion that permanently altered the [[Plane of Abiding]]. This force and the avatar of Meraud clashed, and Meraud withdrew, leaving Vorclaf and Burarm to be murdered by Lyras.		In 394 AV she fought toe-to-toe with Prince [[Vorclaf]], whom was channeling the avatar of the god [[Meraud]], and [[Burarm]]. Performing a ritual that required blood from her heart among the components, she opened a wider conduit to the demonic force fueling her powers, leading to a massive planar incursion that permanently altered the [[Plane of Abiding]]. This force and the avatar of Meraud clashed, and Meraud withdrew, leaving Vorclaf and Burarm to be murdered by Lyras.

NONEVERNO at 13:21, 30 August 2011

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	[[Lyras]] is a [[Necromancer]] with an enchanted staff who raised the [[Prydaen]] and [[Rakash]] dead in their Western homelands as to create an undead army. As a mortal she was killed by [[Vael]], but took the opportunity to Descend into undeath and transformed into an even more powerful [[lich]]. The Prydaen and Rakash fled to the eastern lands of [[Kermoria]] and sealed the way behind them by erecting the [[Great Barrier]]. Lyras and her army remained trapped behind this Barrier for about four decades.		[[Lyras]] is a [[Necromancer]] with an enchanted staff who raised the [[Prydaen]] and [[Rakash]] dead in their Western homelands as to create an undead army. As a mortal she was killed by [[Vael]], but took the opportunity to Descend into undeath and transformed into an even more powerful [[lich]]. The Prydaen and Rakash fled to the eastern lands of [[Kermoria]] and sealed the way behind them by erecting the [[Great Barrier]]. Lyras and her army remained trapped behind this Barrier for about four decades.

	In order to end her imprisonment, Lyras made a dangerous gambit and accepted the power of an extraplanar demon in order to corrupt the life-force of the Elders that were tied to the Barrier. On 22 Dolefaren 393, [[Balam]] and [[Felinda]] returned to the Wheel (a Prydaen euphemism for death) after weeks of intense pain and torment caused by the corruption, and the Barrier was greatly weakened as a result. In its weakened state, Lyras was finally able to corrupt the Barrier and break through, transforming it into a stronghold for her undead army in the process by using her mages to take total control of it. Her exact whereabouts ~~are~~ unknown, but she is on the eastern side of the Barrier in the vicinity of [[Forfedhdar]].		In order to end her imprisonment, Lyras made a dangerous gambit and accepted the power of an extraplanar demon in order to corrupt the life-force of the Elders that were tied to the Barrier. On 22 Dolefaren 393, [[Balam]] and [[Felinda]] returned to the Wheel (a Prydaen euphemism for death) after weeks of intense pain and torment caused by the corruption, and the Barrier was greatly weakened as a result. In its weakened state, Lyras was finally able to corrupt the Barrier and break through, transforming it into a stronghold for her undead army in the process by using her mages to take total control of it. Her exact whereabouts were unknown, but she was on the eastern side of the Barrier in the vicinity of [[Forfedhdar]].

	The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on the 1st day of Ka'len the Sea Drake on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically leaves invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she has also been sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].		The first direct encounter with Lyras following the corruption of the Barrier occurred on the 1st day of Ka'len the Sea Drake on the Great Salt Road. Though she typically leaves invasions to her [[Risen]] minions, she has also been sighted in [[Shard]] and [[Leth Deriel]], in the latter case using the invasion as a means of kidnapping citizens for use in rituals or for personal pleasure. It was from these victims she created [[Sahfra]].