Marstan - Revision history

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	Some speculated that what ever sorcery or necromancy [[Sorrow]] practiced were in conflict with Marstan's ideals and possibly for this reason he approached known organizers with a plan to thwart Sorrow. The plan was to draw Sorrow's minions away from the Keep, so that Marstan and Vaxin would be given ample time and clearance to reach Sorrow and work his powers on him to break his spell of immortality.		Some speculated that what ever sorcery or necromancy [[Sorrow (person)\|Sorrow]] practiced were in conflict with Marstan's ideals and possibly for this reason he approached known organizers with a plan to thwart Sorrow. The plan was to draw Sorrow's minions away from the Keep, so that Marstan and Vaxin would be given ample time and clearance to reach Sorrow and work his powers on him to break his spell of immortality.

	Those interested in seeing Sorrow succeed nearly immediately betrayed the plan to [[Prayk]] and [[Darkensi]].		Those interested in seeing Sorrow succeed nearly immediately betrayed the plan to [[Prayk]] and [[Darkensi]].

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	Some speculated that what ever sorcery or necromancy [[Sorrow]] practiced were in conflict with Marstan's ideals and possibly for this reason he approached known organizers with a plan to thwart Sorrow. The plan was to draw Sorrow's minions away from the Keep, so that Marstan and Vaxin would be given ample time and clearance to reach Sorrow and work his powers on him to break his spell of immortality.		Some speculated that what ever sorcery or necromancy [[Sorrow]] practiced were in conflict with Marstan's ideals and possibly for this reason he approached known organizers with a plan to thwart Sorrow. The plan was to draw Sorrow's minions away from the Keep, so that Marstan and Vaxin would be given ample time and clearance to reach Sorrow and work his powers on him to break his spell of immortality.

	Those interested in seeing Sorrow succeed nearly immediately betrayed the plan to Prayk and Darkensi.		Those interested in seeing Sorrow succeed nearly immediately betrayed the plan to [[Prayk]] and [[Darkensi]].

	Found out, Marstan dispatched one of his minion, a child shade, to the Healer [[Paschein]] to alert her that the plan was in jeopardy. Concerned a trap was being laid for the warriors, Paschein confronted [[Prayk]] and [[Darkensi]]. Having wanted to separate themselves from Sorrow, but under obligations they could not break, an agreement to go along with the plan was made with the warning that if Marstan failed there would be dire consequences.		Found out, Marstan dispatched one of his minion, a child shade, to the Healer [[Paschein]] to alert her that the plan was in jeopardy. Concerned a trap was being laid for the warriors, Paschein confronted [[Prayk]] and [[Darkensi]]. Having wanted to separate themselves from Sorrow, but under obligations they could not break, an agreement to go along with the plan was made with the warning that if Marstan failed there would be dire consequences.

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Marstan's Crusade

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	Originally a cleric of Hodierna, Marstan lost his wife, [[Ilyeana]] in a time before empaths were able to cure disease and before the gift of raising was granted to clerics. After beseeching Hodierna for assistance and receiving no response Marstan turned from his path in his quest to recover his beloved.		Originally a cleric of Hodierna, Marstan lost his wife, [[Ilyeana]] in a time before empaths were able to cure disease and before the gift of raising was granted to clerics. After beseeching Hodierna for assistance and receiving no response Marstan turned from his path in his quest to recover his beloved.

	Marstan, and his companions, [[Lef]] and [[Vaxin]], rose to notice when they began their crusade to stop the bloodshed and desecration of graves by those who held ~~tournaments~~ within Crossing Cemetery gates. Marstan summoned [[Wir Dinego]] to attack those who did not heed his wishes. Once released to do his bidding, the hordes of undead would sometimes spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing.		Marstan, and his companions, [[Lef]] and [[Vaxin]], rose to notice when they began their crusade to stop the bloodshed and desecration of graves by those who held [[tournament]]s within Crossing Cemetery gates. Marstan summoned [[Wir Dinego]] to attack those who did not heed his wishes. Once released to do his bidding, the hordes of undead would sometimes spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing.

	Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. Heated verbal confrontations could be witnessed in the center of the Cemetery, bitter dialog was soon heard on the gweths between the Necromancer and a before unknown Healer. Slowly worn down, or simply realizing the futility of his efforts, it is unclear what actually dissuaded him. When pressed by the Healer as to why, Marstan was overheard to say he was now looking for "that which could not be found".		Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. Heated verbal confrontations could be witnessed in the center of the Cemetery, bitter dialog was soon heard on the gweths between the Necromancer and a before unknown Healer. Slowly worn down, or simply realizing the futility of his efforts, it is unclear what actually dissuaded him. When pressed by the Healer as to why, Marstan was overheard to say he was now looking for "that which could not be found".

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	Originally a cleric of Hodierna, Marstan lost his wife, [[Ilyeana]] in a time before empaths were able to cure disease and before the gift of raising was granted to clerics. After beseeching Hodierna for assistance and receiving no response Marstan turned from his path in his quest to recover his beloved.		Originally a cleric of Hodierna, Marstan lost his wife, [[Ilyeana]] in a time before empaths were able to cure disease and before the gift of raising was granted to clerics. After beseeching Hodierna for assistance and receiving no response Marstan turned from his path in his quest to recover his beloved.

	Marstan, and his companions, [[Lef]] and [[Vaxin]], rose to notice when they began their crusade to stop the bloodshed and desecration of graves by those who held tournaments within Crossing Cemetery gates. Marstan summoned [[~~wir~~ ~~dinego~~]] to attack those who did not heed his wishes. Once released to do his bidding, the hordes of undead would sometimes spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing.		Marstan, and his companions, [[Lef]] and [[Vaxin]], rose to notice when they began their crusade to stop the bloodshed and desecration of graves by those who held tournaments within Crossing Cemetery gates. Marstan summoned [[Wir Dinego]] to attack those who did not heed his wishes. Once released to do his bidding, the hordes of undead would sometimes spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing.

	Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. Heated verbal confrontations could be witnessed in the center of the Cemetery, bitter dialog was soon heard on the gweths between the Necromancer and a before unknown Healer. Slowly worn down, or simply realizing the futility of his efforts, it is unclear what actually dissuaded him. When pressed by the Healer as to why, Marstan was overheard to say he was now looking for "that which could not be found".		Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. Heated verbal confrontations could be witnessed in the center of the Cemetery, bitter dialog was soon heard on the gweths between the Necromancer and a before unknown Healer. Slowly worn down, or simply realizing the futility of his efforts, it is unclear what actually dissuaded him. When pressed by the Healer as to why, Marstan was overheard to say he was now looking for "that which could not be found".


	== Marstan's involvement with Sorrow ==		== Marstan's involvement with Sorrow ==

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	This article is first hand knowledge, but relies heavily upon old posts and articles from that time. Nesbit's article in Waerd Aev and several posts made at the Wren's Nest were used regard to the timeline of events that transpired as well as log captures from that time.		This article is first hand knowledge, but also relies heavily upon old posts and articles from that time. Nesbit's article in Waerd Aev and several posts made at the Wren's Nest were used regard to the timeline of events that transpired as well as log captures from that time.
	In some places I have used direct copies of text that would give the reader a sense of what transpired.		In some places I have used direct copies of text that would give the reader a sense of what transpired.

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	{{NPC		{{NPC
	\|status=u		\|status=n
	\|guild=Necromancer		\|guild=Necromancer
			\|race=Elothean
	\|gender=Male		\|gender=Male
	\|assoc=Lef		\|assoc=Lef

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			{{NPC
			\|status=u
			\|guild=Necromancer
			\|gender=Male
			\|assoc=Lef
			\|assoc2=Vaxin
			\|relat=Ilyeana
			}}
	'''Marstan Soldot'''		'''Marstan Soldot'''

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	== Marstan's Crusade ==		== Marstan's Crusade ==

	Originally a cleric of Hodierna, Marstan lost his wife, Ilyeana in a time before empaths were able to cure disease and before the gift of raising was granted to clerics. After beseeching Hodierna for assistance and receiving no response Marstan turned from his path in his quest to recover his beloved.		Originally a cleric of Hodierna, Marstan lost his wife, [[Ilyeana]] in a time before empaths were able to cure disease and before the gift of raising was granted to clerics. After beseeching Hodierna for assistance and receiving no response Marstan turned from his path in his quest to recover his beloved.

	Marstan, and his companions, [[Lef]] and [[Vaxin]], rose to notice when they began their crusade to stop the bloodshed and desecration of graves by those who held tournaments within Crossing Cemetery gates. Marstan summoned wir dinego to attack those who did not heed his wishes. Once released to do his bidding, the hordes of undead would sometimes spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing.		Marstan, and his companions, [[Lef]] and [[Vaxin]], rose to notice when they began their crusade to stop the bloodshed and desecration of graves by those who held tournaments within Crossing Cemetery gates. Marstan summoned [[wir dinego]] to attack those who did not heed his wishes. Once released to do his bidding, the hordes of undead would sometimes spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing.

	Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. Heated verbal confrontations could be witnessed in the center of the Cemetery, bitter dialog was soon heard on the gweths between the Necromancer and a before unknown Healer. Slowly worn down, or simply realizing the futility of his efforts, it is unclear what actually dissuaded him. When pressed by the Healer as to why, Marstan was overheard to say he was now looking for "that which could not be found".		Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. Heated verbal confrontations could be witnessed in the center of the Cemetery, bitter dialog was soon heard on the gweths between the Necromancer and a before unknown Healer. Slowly worn down, or simply realizing the futility of his efforts, it is unclear what actually dissuaded him. When pressed by the Healer as to why, Marstan was overheard to say he was now looking for "that which could not be found".
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	Some speculated that what ever sorcery or necromancy [[Sorrow]] practiced were in conflict with Marstan's ideals and possibly for this reason he approached known organizers with a plan to thwart Sorrow. The plan was to draw Sorrow's minions away from the Keep, so that Marstan and Vaxin would be given ample time and clearance to reach Sorrow and work his powers on him to break his spell of immortality.		Some speculated that what ever sorcery or necromancy [[Sorrow]] practiced were in conflict with Marstan's ideals and possibly for this reason he approached known organizers with a plan to thwart Sorrow. The plan was to draw Sorrow's minions away from the Keep, so that Marstan and Vaxin would be given ample time and clearance to reach Sorrow and work his powers on him to break his spell of immortality.

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	'''Marstan Soldot'''		'''Marstan Soldot'''

			[[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer]].

	== Marstan's Crusade ==		== Marstan's Crusade ==

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	This article is first hand knowledge, but relies heavily upon old posts and articles from that time. Nesbit's ~~post~~ and several posts made at the Wren's Nest were used regard to the timeline of events that transpired as well as log captures from that time.		This article is first hand knowledge, but relies heavily upon old posts and articles from that time. Nesbit's article in Waerd Aev and several posts made at the Wren's Nest were used regard to the timeline of events that transpired as well as log captures from that time.
	In some places I have used direct copies of text that would give the reader a sense of what transpired.		In some places I have used direct copies of text that would give the reader a sense of what transpired.

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	[[Category:Necromancer]][[Category:Dead]][[Category:Elothean]][[Category:NPCs~~]][[Category:Redeemed~~]]		[[Category:Necromancer]][[Category:Dead]][[Category:Elothean]][[Category:NPCs]]

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Visions

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	The final tendrils of mist dissolved, and the air warmed once more as the shade departed - its message delivered.		The final tendrils of mist dissolved, and the air warmed once more as the shade departed - its message delivered.


			== Notes ==

			This article is first hand knowledge, but relies heavily upon old posts and articles from that time. Nesbit's post and several posts made at the Wren's Nest were used regard to the timeline of events that transpired as well as log captures from that time.
			In some places I have used direct copies of text that would give the reader a sense of what transpired.