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| ⚫ | A youthful and impulsive [[barbarian]] whose father [[Nidrem]] was killed while attempting to repel the constant attacks of monsters and marauders. Lord Ulor blames Chamberlain [[Elak]] for his father's death, saying he intentionally did not send supplies to aid Lord Nidrem. He has not yet sworn fealty to the Baron of Therengia |
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| ⚫ | A youthful and impulsive [[barbarian]] whose father [[Nidrem]] was killed while attempting to repel the constant attacks of monsters and marauders. Lord Ulor blames Chamberlain [[Elak]] for his father's death, saying he intentionally did not send supplies to aid Lord Nidrem. He has not yet sworn fealty to the Baron of Therengia because of this situation. Rumored to have a [[gypsy marauder]] for a mother, who was once a servant to Lord Nidrem and then left to join the Marauders in attacking Therengia. Lord Ulor disappeared after the first court of Baron [[Jeladric IV]] in 359 AV, and even his own followers can't seem to find him. Lord [[Cristic]] was sympathetic to him while Lord Paragon [[Larohald]] and Lady [[Alihanra]] found his behavior rude and unbecoming a noble. |
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Revision as of 15:52, 7 December 2007
Ulor Valsef
A youthful and impulsive barbarian whose father Nidrem was killed while attempting to repel the constant attacks of monsters and marauders. Lord Ulor blames Chamberlain Elak for his father's death, saying he intentionally did not send supplies to aid Lord Nidrem. He has not yet sworn fealty to the Baron of Therengia because of this situation. Rumored to have a gypsy marauder for a mother, who was once a servant to Lord Nidrem and then left to join the Marauders in attacking Therengia. Lord Ulor disappeared after the first court of Baron Jeladric IV in 359 AV, and even his own followers can't seem to find him. Lord Cristic was sympathetic to him while Lord Paragon Larohald and Lady Alihanra found his behavior rude and unbecoming a noble.