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|picture=Bileplate.png
|culture_lvl= [[CL 0|Savage (0)]]<ref>[[QtR22]] p.134</ref>
|ecology= Sparse<ref>[[QtR22]] p.132-148</ref>
|terrain= Desert Crater<ref>[[QtR22]] p.132</ref>
|year_formed=[[684 BC]]{{Questionably-canon-small}}<ref>[[Neither Man Nor Beast]] p.47</ref>
|population= Unknown and Ever Changing<ref>[[QtR22]] p.134</ref>
|races= 98%Human 2%Other<ref>[[QtR22]] p.134</ref>
|languages= [[Vaasi]], [[Balok]], [[Darkonese]], and many others.<ref>[[QtR22]] p.134</ref>
|religions= None
|government= Anarchy
|ruler=[[Lorenth Fyrirenn]]<ref>[[QtR22]] p.132-148</ref>
|darklord=[[Lorenth Fyrirenn]]<ref>[[QtR22]] p.132-148</ref>
|analog= ''Hellraiser''
|nationality= None
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{{netbook}}
Bileplate was a [[domain]] in the southern [[the Core|Core]] <ref>[[Neither Man Nor Beast]] p.47</ref> formed by [[Lorenth Fyrirenn]]<ref>[[QtR22]] p.132-148</ref>, once a human high priest of a deity of wine and earthly pleasures. When Lorenth tired of the pleasures of women and drink and those of love and art, he began a descent into morbid and forbidden pleasures. He would torture people and even use self-mutilation to give him new delights. Soon he and those of his followers who did not turn on him started to preach that the temple
should include the other, and to them more truthfully pleasurable, pursuits of agony and madness. Soon the whole kingdom was but a mad gallery of
Lorenth’s sick idea of the true pleasures and delights. When the curiosities stopped holding his interest, he demanded his god let him experience
the pleasures in a more fulfilling way. He became cursed to only dully feel through his minions. This lets him feel their pleasures, both those of joy and pain, but he is never satisfied, always craving more, becoming more of a monster as he loses knowledge of his past, unable to discern his original
thoughts from those of what he has become. 
His temple and city was drawn into the Demiplane of Dread, resting in a crater in a domain that is as chaotic and insane as his mind. His domain has split realities: the physical plane that feels as stale and used up as the pleasures he discarded, and The Otherworld, the mental reality that is his
insane paradise of the perverse, where he can create new levels of pleasure through agony and madness and feel them through those that suffer them. Lorenth feels that he is a god himself now and with his powers many would agree. He has the need to be always self-conscious, needing to explain that what
he does is not insane, but exploring the truth of the world, pleasures and emotions, and the mind. How would you understand the pleasures if you do
feel them all? 

This small domain once bordered the [[Nightmare Lands]] and [[Bluetspur]] appeared {{Questionably-canon-small}}[[684 BC]]<ref>[[Neither Man Nor Beast]] p.47</ref>. What stands out about Bileplate is that it consists of two overlapping realities that are far different from our own: The Wastes (physical reality based) and Otherworld (mental reality based) which can only be
entered by those afflicted by madness. The objective of the denizens is to drive people insane so as to draw them into Otherworld to feed the Darklord’s appetite. Both realities look somewhat similar; both are deserts within a huge crater and both realities are unnatural. Otherworld is a chaotic and dark, its city is full of strange life. The Wastes is quiet and carries the air of emptiness under a never-setting sun. 

The domain's physical reality, "The Wastes", is a windswept desert within a huge rocky crater, which has a ruined city in its heart. The sand swirls with color, mostly red, blues and purples, and moves on its own accord rather than be stirred by wind. Rocks are orange, with specks of color that change randomly. The sky is green, with blue clouds drifting by at a fast pace, even in the absence of wind. A purple sun erratically moves across the sky, but never sets. This reality is unnaturally quiet and feels like something is swallowing the sounds; this makes Move Silently checks gain a +10 bonus. Everything tastes and
smells stale, even stuff brought into the domain. Those newly arriving must adjust to the air of Bileplate as if it was high altitude air with low oxygen. 
Water can be found in caverns or the stone buildings built on the sides of the cliff, which are called the Stone Galleries, and can also be found in
shadowed spots in the city ruins. All of these sources replenish to stay at a certain amount of water by unknown means, for it rarely rains. Rain in The
Wastes is rumored to drive those caught in it insane by its touch. The cliffs have old stone staircases leading to the depths of the crater, where the ruins and desert lie. The stairs are chiseled out of the stone of the cliff itself, though some are safer to traverse than others. Cacti can be found at the base of the cliffs, which also contain life-sustaining water. There is not much native life, but most of the present life consists of those travelers that are
trapped here; most seek shelter in the city ruins or the caverns in the cliffs. 

The ruins in the crater are the remains of a city whose buildings come from various culture levels, mostly reduced to rubble or buried under sand. The area is littered with the bleached bones of those who got trapped in the other reality while their physical body starved. In the heart of the ruins lies a white stone temple with classical architecture, dedicated to an unnamed god of wine and pleasures, with painted murals of love, wine and joy. This temple is the only original building of this land. 

Most people are brought to Bileplate either through the misty border or drawn into the domain by the sight of extreme madness. The possibility of whole buildings drawn in with their inhabitants is not so uncommon. The building gradually fades into existence in the ruined city of The Wastes, but as soon as it appears, it starts to sink into the sands like the other buildings that rest in the city. 

Any reflective surface can be used to see into Otherworld and even enter it, though usually they cannot be used to exit it. Those who view Otherworld in this way must make a Madness check (DC15) or be pulled in by the madness created by the check. A successful save allows them to escape before being drawn in. On a failure, they suffer a painful transition, for example being sucked through a small mirror or drowned in a reflective pool. When drawn in, their physical body left behind is but a empty shell, which continues to wander the wasteland of the physical reality aimlessly. 
The character's physical self's eyes turn inky black and he or she just babbles when talking. They mimic the movements of what they do in the Otherworld reality half the time, and otherwise stand trance-like. They slowly dehydrate; instead of the usual subdual damage by starvation, they take 1d3 Wisdom damage on a failed Will save, this Wisdom point lost will affect their Constitution in the other reality. They start to waste away in the Otherworld, and when brought to zero Wisdom, they fade from existence when the physical body dies. Damage done in Otherworld does subdual damage on the bodies in physical reality. The sight of this can cause a horror check for those viewing such attacks 

In the Otherworld, it is always night and cloudy and the city inside the crater is intact and no longer in ruins. Most of the buildings are Renaissance style. Victims entering Otherworld from The Wastes will usually appear in a similar position to where they disappeared in the other reality. The sands above the crater are crimson and black, and flow into the crater. Fighting against the flow causes victims to sink into it. Those falling off the edge of the crater do not take any damage if traveling with the sand but must escape quickly before getting buried under the rushing sand. The sand volume in the crater never increases, despite the falling sands from above. Winds above the crater also push victims in, as if the crater is drawing a breath. These winds cannot be controlled or resisted. 
The survivors trapped in Otherworld fight against the abominations of the Darklord in the city. If they escape Otherworld, they will have their madness cured. Survivors group together for mutual safety and spend most the time fortifying against the horrors. In the middle of the city, there is an immense black stone temple that connects to the Labyrinth beneath the city. The temple is dedicated to LorenthFyrirenn, and contains painted murals of torture, blood and painful agony. 

Under the city is a great labyrinth that can change at the will of the Darklord and has few exits to the surface. The Labyrinth’s core is the lair of the Darklord of Bileplate, Lorenth Fryirenn himself, though he is free to roam anywhere in Otherworld. Rooms in the Labyrinth usually contain elements of a type of madness or suffering. Any rumored way to escape from Otherworld likely lies in the Labyrinth’s ever-changing halls. 

The population are all those who traveled here, or were drawn into and got stuck in Bileplate. Many are already possessed; the rest usually have gone insane and been taken to Otherworld. Those still in the physical world with intact minds seek shelter in the cliffs, trying to root out the possessed and scavenge for food. They make small groups for mutual survival and hope to escape the domain or save a loved one from Otherworld. The city in the Otherworld reality, is just a hunting ground for the creatures to prey on those who have been recently trapped, but also a place for those who have accepted their madness and the Darklord's rule. These twisted souls are allowed to leave the Labyrinth and try to create a mimicry of life for themselves, in exchange for servitude. They plot and plan an escape from Bileplate, but will not disobey the Darklord unless he and his minions are not in sight. They are by far the most dangerous of those that can be found in the city. Detect alignment always detects everything and everybody as chaotic, even the caster themselves. 

No formal government. Those trapped form mutual protection agreements, though the chances of betrayal is often high. Those possessed or having their souls twisted serve the Darklord of Bileplate's will. 

Lorenth's curse is that he can only feel pain and pleasure through his minions. Minions themselves barely register to him but the pain they inflict is like a drug to him. He tries not to go as far as killing a victim but keeps a status quo, retreating from them so he can savor once again. He believes that by inflicting pain, his victims will see the pleasures from it. He is constantly trying to prove himself and his ideas sane, and takes great offense if accused of being insane. He just wants to enlighten the people for their own good, to the wonders they strive to escape from. He always takes the role of being a leader of men or preacher of the truth, and believes this completely. Because most of his memories are lost to him, finding relics in Otherworld that remind him of his past may be his undoing. If he ever regains his memories, he would switch his alignment to chaotic evil and also be vulnerable to being forever destroyed. He used to be a good-aligned priest and still believes he is such; once he learns the truth, he can be pulled back into reality and then destroyed. Killing the Darklord without collecting all the relics first just causes him to disappear for a day as he reconstructs his consciousness to reappear once again. His minions will retreat into the labyrinth and wait for his return. 

When the [[Grand Conjunction]] (or Great Upheaval) finished, Bileplate vanished. It might be now an Island of Terror or a Pocket Domain in the [[Nightmare Lands]].<ref>[[QtR22]] p.132</ref>

==Chronology==
*[[684 BC]] - {{Questionably-canon-small}}Bileplate appears.<ref>[[Neither Man Nor Beast]] p.47</ref>
*[[740 BC]] - [[The Great Upheaval]] causes the domain to vanish. <ref>[[QtR22]] p.132-148</ref>

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Lorenth Fyrirenn

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Lorenth Fyrirenn

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Daisu: /* Description */

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[[File:Velkaarn.png|thumb|alt=Velkaarn, by Talon Dunning|Velkaarn, by Talon Dunning]]

{{canon}}

== Description ==
Evil virtually oozes from this man, this lord of vampires. His nose is long and pointed, and his coal-black hair is swept straight back from the widow's peak on his forehead to spill down his shoulders. He has a cruel-looking mustache and pointed beard. His black eyes glimmer dully with the fires of the Abyss, and his silken, hissing voice insinuates itself into your brain, coiling around your mind like a deadly snake. He wears dark robes and a cape.

Velkaarn is the central antagonist of [[Castle of the Undead]] and the [[vampire]] [[darklord]] of [[Maridrar]]<ref>[[Castle of the Undead]]</ref>, also known as {{Netbook-canon-small}}the domain [[Moridana]] described in [[Neither Man Nor Beast]]<ref>[[Neither Man Nor Beast]] p.47</ref><ref>[[QtR22]] p.159</ref>. The [[Bloodknife]] was forged in order to slay him and despite the [[death]]s of the [[prince]]s that sought his demise, the blade drifts to their [[reincarnation]]s and still operates as a [[Death Bane Weapon]] against him.<ref>[[VRA]] p. 54-55</ref>

== History ==

=== Early life ===

Ridiculed, and an outcast of his own village, Velkaarn eventually left to seek power to fuel his revenge for his mistreatment. By the time he was in a position of power, he knew his plans would not come to fruition unless he found a way to extend his life. Through dark bargaining he became a vampire lord but by the time he returned to the village it was already gone. Unable to get his revenge, he secluded himself and seethed for centuries as he worked out a grand scheme to prove to everyone how powerful he was when he decided to return. He fueled his energy to use a prince, who was a mere puppet ruler of a small fiefdom, to conquer nearby kingdoms. He used his vampire spawn to conquer the lands surrounding the Howling Hills in the late three hundreds, common year, on [[Oerth]].

Velkaarn wanted to replace the prince, once he secured all the territories. The last kingdom was [[Maridrar]], where [[Queen Velina]], a [[Wolf Nomad]] by birth, and [[Milarnus]] a [[Rhennee]] (Oerth's gypsies, possibly related to the Vistani) ruled. Milarnus was determined not to let his land fall to the evil one. Milarnus was wise; he knew that Velkaarn and his armies of thirsty undead couldn't be beaten by them alone. He summoned the land's most powerful wizards and directed them to create a weapon that would not only destroy the vampire lord but also the evil he had placed on the land. The mage [[Rustanglius]] and Vistani seeress [[Magda]], mustered the power of the magical planes and imbued a weapon with such abilities as to destroy Velkaarn's evil. Milarnus summoned the wolf tribes of the land to give part of themselves to the cause.

The mage and the seeress crafted a powerful spell. The wolf tribe sacrificed their mythical powers to imbue the weapon. and the [[Bloodknife]] was born. They knew their kingdom was fated to fall, so the blade was linked to Milarnus' two sons who were chosen to leave that world and then to someday save it.

When Velkaarn finally reached his goal of conquering Maridrar, his victory was cut short as he soon found the kingdom to cut off from the rest of Oerth by mist and that the land itself had changed.

=== Arrival in Ravenloft ===
Maridrar was an Oerth kingdom, and after more than a century of war, it was the last to fall to the evil Velkaarn. After a battle that nearly wiped out the township, the village of Vizharia came to a truce with Velkaarn, who took over the castle southwest of the village. Mists descended, and castle and village were deposited in Ravenloft. {{Netbook-canon-small}}The domain of Moridana appeared around the same time as the Sea of Sorrows and was located south of Mordent and alongside Arkandale. Moridana vanished before the Grand Conjunction.<ref>[[QtR22]] p.159</ref>
The landscape is altered by the force of Velkaarn's will. Where the Tigrarius River once flowed peacefully in the gorge below the castle, now only a trickle of foul-looking water runs over barren rocks. The Arden River cut a path through the land, and a ragged range of mountains where none had been before now ran along the western border. The land became barren and uneven, as though the land been shaped by the contours of Velkaarn's mind.<ref>[[Castle of the Undead]]</ref><ref>[[QtR22]] p.159</ref>

=== Rulership of Moridana ===

The Vampire Lord Velkaarn rules over the village of Vizharia. [[The Storm Riders]], four thugs that work for Velkaarn, all vampires riding ebony undead steeds, grab unwary villagers to use as slaves and blood larder at the castle.<ref>[[Castle of the Undead]]</ref>

=== Current ===
He sends his vampire minions into the Mists that he could not enter, in hopes of finding where the blade is. So paranoid about the knife, he keeps to his castle working on plans to thwart the prophecy.

=== Darklord's Curse ===
Curse of the Darklord Velkaarn cannot be truly killed except through the power of the Bloodknife being united with the diamond of the sun. So paranoid about the knife, he has consumed his mind with it so much that he cannot enjoy the kingdom that is now only his. No matter how powerful he has become, he is still powerless to the knife and its prophecy, which infuriates him. Velkaarn rarely leaves his castle due to fear for his own safety.

==Border Closure==

Velkaarn cannot close his borders but he can command all undead creatures in his domain to stop intruders or keep within the borders.

==[[Creation of Velkaarn|Creations of Velkaarn]]==

==Chronology==

==Appearances==

===[[Novel]]===

===[[Netbooks]]===

[[Quoth the Raven Issue 22]]: [[Domains that Came Before]]

{{Homebrew}}The [[Kara's Daughters]] campaign has added the following:

Velkaarn was once a proud and loyal general of Maridrar, the finest in the field. When word came back to King Jhandar that Velkaarn had fallen while defending the kingdom, he was truly grieved. But shortly a messenger arrived: Velkaarn returned as a bloodthirsty horror, his loyalty to the crown forgotten. The king sent his family into hiding, but the retainers betrayed them into the hands of the treacherous vampire. Held captive while the vampire's undead army grew from the ranks of their own servants, Queen Icanthe (a [[mortu]] [[Vistani]]) managed to help her children escape. The vampire tortured her for her insolence, but her final breath was a defiant [[curse]]: that his dearly bought immortality earned him only an eternity of hunger, until the day her sons returned to destroy him and retake the throne.

==References==
<references />

[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[Category:Darklord]]
[[category:Eminent Vampire]]
[[category:human]]
[[category:Inhabitants of Maridrar]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Necromancer]]
[[category:Specialist Wizard]]
[[Category:Vampire]]
[[category:Undead]]
[[category:Wizard]]
[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[category:Novel Character]]
[[category:Corporeal Undead]]
[[category:Darklord (Domain Lord Magnitude of Evil)]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of Oerth]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of the Prime Material Plane]]
[[category:Killer]]
[[Category:Chaotic Evil]]
[[category:Manipulator]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Mass Murderer]]
[[category:Murderer]]
[[Category:Outlander]]
[[Category:Ruler]]
[[category:Temporal Leader]]
[[Category:Wizard]]
[[category:Undead Controller]]
[[category:Undead Summoner]]

Maridrar

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{{Canon}}
[[Maridrar]] is the domain of [[Velkaarn]], the vampire<ref>[[Castle of the Undead]]</ref>, {{Netbook-canon-small}}also known as the domain [[Moridana]] described in [[Neither Man Nor Beast]], a perversion of name Maridrar.<ref>[[Neither Man Nor Beast]] p.47</ref>

The following writeup was assembled as part of the "Bait This Hook!" project on the FoS board:

{{Homebrew}}The domain of Maridrar languishes in the [[Mists]] to this day. The happy ending of the book was not the one that occurred, but instead the vampire darklord slew [[Randar]] and [[Krug]] with the [[bloodknife]] they hoped to use against him. Only too late did Velkaarn realize that the brothers had prepared a dying [[Vistani]] [[curse]] in the case of their failure: as Velkaarn had condemned the land to perpetual night, so he would be condemned to grope in darkness for his prey. Velkaarn and his vampire legions cannot see the living whose blood they crave.

With the most intelligent undead in the domain unable to find them, and the other undead easy to fool, the human population has rebounded. Humans still struggle in perpetual darkness, but they cling to hope, and pass down the legend of the gypsy-princes that gave their lives to cripple the blood-tyrant. With human pickings slim, Velkaarn has been forced to destroy all of his vampire servants and even hibernate while his undead servants round up enough humans to feed him. During one of these hibernations, a few daring villagers stole the bloodknife and fled into the Mists following visions of the reincarnated heroes of long ago.

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Domain]]
[[category:Novel Only Domain]]

Velkaarn

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Daisu: /* Description */

[[File:Velkaarn.png|thumb|alt=Velkaarn, by Talon Dunning|Velkaarn, by Talon Dunning]]

{{canon}}

== Description ==
Velkaarn is the central antagonist of [[Castle of the Undead]] and the [[vampire]] [[darklord]] of [[Maridrar]].<ref>[[Castle of the Undead]]</ref> The [[Bloodknife]] was forged in order to slay him and despite the [[death]]s of the [[prince]]s that sought his demise, the blade drifts to their [[reincarnation]]s and still operates as a [[Death Bane Weapon]] against him.<ref>[[VRA]] p. 54-55</ref>

Evil virtually oozes from this man, this lord of vampires. His nose is long and pointed, and his coal-black hair is swept straight back from the widow's peak on his forehead to spill down his shoulders. He has a cruel-looking mustache and pointed beard. His black eyes glimmer dully with the fires of the Abyss, and his silken, hissing voice insinuates itself into your brain, coiling around your mind like a deadly snake. He wears dark robes and a cape.

== History ==

=== Early life ===

Ridiculed, and an outcast of his own village, Velkaarn eventually left to seek power to fuel his revenge for his mistreatment. By the time he was in a position of power, he knew his plans would not come to fruition unless he found a way to extend his life. Through dark bargaining he became a vampire lord but by the time he returned to the village it was already gone. Unable to get his revenge, he secluded himself and seethed for centuries as he worked out a grand scheme to prove to everyone how powerful he was when he decided to return. He fueled his energy to use a prince, who was a mere puppet ruler of a small fiefdom, to conquer nearby kingdoms. He used his vampire spawn to conquer the lands surrounding the Howling Hills in the late three hundreds, common year, on [[Oerth]].

Velkaarn wanted to replace the prince, once he secured all the territories. The last kingdom was [[Maridrar]], where [[Queen Velina]], a [[Wolf Nomad]] by birth, and [[Milarnus]] a [[Rhennee]] (Oerth's gypsies, possibly related to the Vistani) ruled. Milarnus was determined not to let his land fall to the evil one. Milarnus was wise; he knew that Velkaarn and his armies of thirsty undead couldn't be beaten by them alone. He summoned the land's most powerful wizards and directed them to create a weapon that would not only destroy the vampire lord but also the evil he had placed on the land. The mage [[Rustanglius]] and Vistani seeress [[Magda]], mustered the power of the magical planes and imbued a weapon with such abilities as to destroy Velkaarn's evil. Milarnus summoned the wolf tribes of the land to give part of themselves to the cause.

The mage and the seeress crafted a powerful spell. The wolf tribe sacrificed their mythical powers to imbue the weapon. and the [[Bloodknife]] was born. They knew their kingdom was fated to fall, so the blade was linked to Milarnus' two sons who were chosen to leave that world and then to someday save it.

When Velkaarn finally reached his goal of conquering Maridrar, his victory was cut short as he soon found the kingdom to cut off from the rest of Oerth by mist and that the land itself had changed.

=== Arrival in Ravenloft ===

=== Rulership of Moridana ===

=== Current ===

=== Darklord's Curse ===
Curse of the Darklord Velkaarn cannot be truly killed except through the power of the Bloodknife being united with the diamond of the sun. So paranoid about the knife, he has consumed his mind with it so much that he cannot enjoy the kingdom that is now only his. No matter how powerful he has become, he is still powerless to the knife and its prophecy, which infuriates him. Velkaarn rarely leaves his castle due to fear for his own safety.

==Border Closure==

Velkaarn cannot close his borders but he can command all undead creatures in his domain to stop intruders or keep within the borders.

==[[Creation of Velkaarn|Creations of Velkaarn]]==

==Chronology==

==Appearances==

===[[Novel]]===

===[[Netbooks]]===

[[Quoth the Raven Issue 22]]: [[Domains that Came Before]]

{{Homebrew}}The [[Kara's Daughters]] campaign has added the following:

Velkaarn was once a proud and loyal general of Maridrar, the finest in the field. When word came back to King Jhandar that Velkaarn had fallen while defending the kingdom, he was truly grieved. But shortly a messenger arrived: Velkaarn returned as a bloodthirsty horror, his loyalty to the crown forgotten. The king sent his family into hiding, but the retainers betrayed them into the hands of the treacherous vampire. Held captive while the vampire's undead army grew from the ranks of their own servants, Queen Icanthe (a [[mortu]] [[Vistani]]) managed to help her children escape. The vampire tortured her for her insolence, but her final breath was a defiant [[curse]]: that his dearly bought immortality earned him only an eternity of hunger, until the day her sons returned to destroy him and retake the throne.

==References==
<references />

[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[Category:Darklord]]
[[category:Eminent Vampire]]
[[category:human]]
[[category:Inhabitants of Maridrar]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Necromancer]]
[[category:Specialist Wizard]]
[[Category:Vampire]]
[[category:Undead]]
[[category:Wizard]]
[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[category:Novel Character]]
[[category:Corporeal Undead]]
[[category:Darklord (Domain Lord Magnitude of Evil)]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of Oerth]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of the Prime Material Plane]]
[[category:Killer]]
[[Category:Chaotic Evil]]
[[category:Manipulator]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Mass Murderer]]
[[category:Murderer]]
[[Category:Outlander]]
[[Category:Ruler]]
[[category:Temporal Leader]]
[[Category:Wizard]]
[[category:Undead Controller]]
[[category:Undead Summoner]]