Sadiaer

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A little known human mercenary who gained prominence during the Sorrow War as one of the more visible lieutenants serving Lord Sorrow leading the S'lai forces in repeated attacks upon Zoluren. Many brave defenders fell victim to his crow-feather decorated bows, but it was his control of the elemental forces of fire and lightning that caused the large numbers of deaths associated with his presence on the battlefield. The number of S'lai deaths due to his spells lends credence to the beliefs of some that his grasp on sanity was less than solid. Rumours claim a group of Zoluren citizens attempted to buy Sadiaer's loyalty during the war failing only to gather sufficient funding to meet his price. The blast that destroyed Lord Sorrow is known to also have taken the life of Sadiaer.

Basselope's summary

Mercenary for Sorrow. War Mage. Killed Prayk after his betrayal earlier, which might not really have been a betrayal. Creepy - was in love with Lissandra and would kill her to express his emotions. Hates Prayk because he believes Sorrow needs/wants him more. Can change the appearance of his race. Made some strange mind-control hair combs and baubles. When the lipopod ate these charms, it created beams of light that behaved like a bad moongate. Was walked on day 177 (?) of 363 (Dec 21, 2000), possibly by Natashya or Munira.

Summary, source unknown

Sadiaer ?: Again, not another one I know much about. I know that he loved Lissanda (Sorry Daython) and that she loved him back for a long time. She dragged his corpse out of Sidhlot's clutches once too. When she walked, the scream everyone heard for miles and miles wasn't Praykn stubbing his toe, or Rordan eating some more of Tigron's cooking, it was Sadiaer's mournful cry.

Summary, from Ranik's encyclopedia

Minion of Sorrow's that walked the Starry road 278 Moliko 363) In response, an evil greenish-grey moongate began to form, and we braced outselves, fearing all the brave effort had gone for nothing. To our joy, and to Sadiaer's horror and despair, the gate failed half-formed, and faded to mere flickering wisps of colour before vanishing entirely! Sadiaer's ghost cried out in denial, and then the corpse departed, as the mage was called to the Starry Road for his last walk.