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Archimenes was a [[philosopher]] with a nihilistic bent whose arguments of hopelessness and [[despair]] were so persuasive he caused everyone in his country to commit [[suicide]]. However, Archimenes was left behind, cursed to remain among the world of [[the Living]] as the [[darklord]] of a [[lonely]] [[domain]]. He attempts to force intruders into his domain to kill themselves; those who survive he turns into emissaries for his [[philosophy]] of pessimism and woe.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 71</ref> | |||
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Archimenes was a philosopher with a nihilistic bent whose arguments of hopelessness and despair were so persuasive he caused everyone in his country to commit suicide. However, Archimenes was left behind, cursed to remain among the world of the Living as the darklord of a lonely domain. He attempts to force intruders into his domain to kill themselves; those who survive he turns into emissaries for his philosophy of pessimism and woe.[1]
