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[[Aaoskar]] is rumored to defend the proper use of [[Teleologic Sorcery]] in treatises that he has given to his closest colleagues. Aaoskar is also rumored to have completed a study on the nature of Time. |
[[Aaoskar]] is rumored to defend the proper use of [[Teleologic Sorcery]] in treatises that he has given to his closest colleagues. Aaoskar is also rumored to have completed a study on the nature of Time. |
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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 the 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 and that there are times that [[Moon Mages]] must step aside and allow evil to occur less an even greater evil befall the Cosmos |
[[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 the 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 and that there are times that [[Moon Mages]] must step aside and allow evil to occur less an even greater evil befall the Cosmos. 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. |
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==Rumors== |
==Rumors== |
Revision as of 19:12, 15 December 2019
Aaoskar Moonbender | |
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Status | Active |
Race | Elf |
Gender | Male |
Guild | Moon Mage |
Instance | Prime |
Relatives | Moonbender_Family |
Appearance
You see Child of Grazhir Aaoskar Moonbender, Archaeologist of Su Helmas, an Elf. He has an angular face with bushy white unruly eyebrows, pointed ears, vivid blue pupils set in Grazhir white eyes and a straight, broad bridged nose. His snow-white hair is very long and straight, and is worn loose. He has smooth sand-colored skin and a lithe build. He is one who towers among others for an Elf. A small Seed of Entropy wrought from purple gold rests on his forehead, just above his eyes. He appears to be young. He has a large, thick, bristling mustache on his upper lip and a long fuzzy beard. He has a tattoo of a complex tyura circle depicted in vivid shades of yellow, red, and white on your left wrist.
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.
Relations
Family: Moonbender Family
Clan: Descendant of River Elf and Wind Elf clans
Guild: Moon Mage
Sect: Fortune's Path but considers himself to be a student of both Lomtaun and Tiv. On nearly every day, Aaoskar visits Lomtaun. It is reported that the two meet and drink a tea with rarely ever saying one word before the two nod and depart.
Religion: Aaoskar is rumored to share many of the views of the N'ai Jrana, though others say that he is a fringe group within this nearly forgotten religion.
Racial and Guild Heresy: Aaoskar believes that returning to the ocean is synonymous with traveling into the ocean waters of the Astral Plane and that River Elves regularly traveled the Astral Plane in the forgotten past, though by different methods. The Astral Plane, Aaoskar claims, was fundamentally altered when Grazhir shattered, transforming the Astral Plane into a Plane overwhelmed by Lunar Magic, making the Plane less hospitable than it had been in antiquity. Aaoskar disagrees with Lunar Magic theory taught by the guild and claims that the Microcosm is a 'safe bubble' only in the sense that it is the eye of the storm caused by Grazhir's entanglement with the Astral Plane.
Also while some Moon Mages claim that Teleologic Sorcery, predictions, and astral travel causes harm to the Plane of Probability and places Elanthia at odds with Pelag ai Aldam and The Arbiter, Aaoskar believes that the Guild's teachings have intentionally misled and misdirected the majority of Moon Mages from what truly does harm to the Universe. As Aaoskar believes that every possible event and non-event is reflected within the Plane of Probability, the only real threat is that which binds infinite possibility into finitude. The real threat that places us at odds with The Arbiter and Pelag, and possibly the Universe, is The Naming Ritual. Though, he has admitted that Lunar Magic is largely possible because its spells bind the infinite into the finite - at least as used by Moon Mages. This obviously implies, according to Aaoskar, that all lunar magic produces different threats of varying degree. This only reinforces Aaoskar's belief that the existence of Moon Mages is damning to the universe, but it is still possible that the universe is better with Moon Mages than without them - at least when their magic and their abilities are used wisely.
Aaoskar is rumored to defend the proper use of Teleologic Sorcery in treatises that he has given to his closest colleagues. Aaoskar is also rumored to have completed a study on the nature of Time.
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 the 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 and that there are times that Moon Mages must step aside and allow evil to occur less an even greater evil befall the Cosmos. 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.
Rumors
Aaoskar is rumored to be in various groups. Some say he belongs to a secret society, but it also whispered that he is a member of The Children of Kalestraum, the Order of the Iron Circle, Fortune's Path, Monks of the Crystal Hand, the N'ai Jrana, and various ancient sacrificial religious cults. Aaoskar has stated that he does not completely adhere to the tenants of any group and therefore, while he is happy to discuss ideas with anyone, he does not feel the need to defend generalizations.
Curious Sayings
Curiosities: Aaoskar often cryptically says that truth comes from a whisper.
Treatises rumored to be in the Moonbender Library
Many treatises are rumored to be in the Moonbender_Family Library.