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Necromancer killed by [[Sadiaer]]. |
Necromancer killed by [[Sadiaer]]. |
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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. Through summoning wir dinego to attack those who did not heed his wishes, he placed a rather large stigma on these bloody games. Once released to do Marstan's bidding, the hordes of undead would often spill out of the cemetery gates and slay those around the Northeastern area of Crossing. |
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Marstan's beliefs were challenged by those more interested in seeing to the welfare of the living innocent bystanders who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead. |
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Betrayed [[Sorrow]] and was hunted down on Aesry afterwards. Spell he cast on Sorrow broke Sorrow's control of [[Sidhlot]] and may have caused (Sorrow) to slowly decay. |
Betrayed [[Sorrow]] and was hunted down on Aesry afterwards. Spell he cast on Sorrow broke Sorrow's control of [[Sidhlot]] and may have caused (Sorrow) to slowly decay. |
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Revision as of 16:58, 4 January 2008
Marstan
Necromancer killed by Sadiaer.
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. Through summoning wir dinego to attack those who did not heed his wishes, he placed a rather large stigma on these bloody games. Once released to do Marstan's bidding, the hordes of undead would often 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 innocent bystanders who became collateral damage in his reprisal on behalf of those long dead.
Betrayed Sorrow and was hunted down on Aesry afterwards. Spell he cast on Sorrow broke Sorrow's control of Sidhlot and may have caused (Sorrow) to slowly decay.
Has managed to talk from beyond the starry road. Friends with Lef and Vaxin. Wife Ilyeana. Sidhlot is the one who apparently has resurrected Marstan's wife (Ilyeanna) and may have been holding her prisoner to make Marstan reverse the process on Sorrow.