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Horgus Gwerm
Clad in the finest clothes and jewels, this silver haired man regards you with a sneerDescription:
An aging and slightly overweight noble who speaks with constant condescension in his voice. His clothes are always of the highest quality and has numerous pieces of expensive jewelry on his hands and clothes.
Anevia Tirabade
A lithe, dark haired woman clad in leather and wearing an easy smileDescription:
Anevia Tirabade is young woman in her late 20s who is fit and lithe. As a scout for the Eagle Watch, she spends a lot of time along the borders of the Worldwound and dresses appropriately. Her auburn hair is short and is generally clad in leathers and rarely has exposed skin.
Despite the job she has and the plain clothes, she is quite friendly and easy to smile. Genuine concern for the poor and injured of Kenabres is quite often obvious on her face.
Anevia Tirabade
A lithe, dark haired woman clad in leather and wearing an easy smile
Description:
Anevia Tirabade is young woman in her late 20s who is fit and lithe. As a scout for the Eagle Watch, she spends a lot of time along the borders of the Worldwound and dresses appropriately. Her auburn hair is short and is generally clad in leathers and rarely has exposed skin.
Despite the job she has and the plain clothes, she is quite friendly and easy to smile. Genuine concern for the poor and injured of Kenabres is quite often obvious on her face.
Hulrun Shappok
Description:
The city’s famed prelate, Hulrun Shappok, first gained the trust and admiration of Kenabres’ citizens by organizing inquisitions against suspected demon-worshipers and witches. Hulrun and his force of elite witch hunters exposed dozens of cultists and spies—and, it is said, executed many more under suspicion but with no real proof. These events started the Third Crusade—widely accepted as the least effective and most self-destructive of the four crusades. Still, Hulrun roused respect and admiration in the populace as well as fear, and he agreed to guide the city as its prelate in 4682.
Though Hulrun was forced to temper his obsessive witch hunts somewhat in his position as prelate, his inner zeal has only recently begun to truly diminish. Looking back on his actions has left him struggling with shame over how these events cast a shadow over Iomedae’s church and the crusades for decades to come.
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