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In the wake of the [[Great Upheaval]], '''Teodorus Raines''', a Darkonese [[anchorite]], had a series of apocalyptic revelations about a [[Time of Unparallelled Darkness]], and the desperate state of the faithful beset on all sides by the duplicitous [[Legions of the Night]]. Raines penned the [[Fourth Book of Ezra]], in 751 BC passed the [[Rite of Revelation]], and created the fourth sect. He currently leads the Darkonese branch of [[Church of Ezra]] which is based in [[Nevuchar Springs]]. | In the wake of the [[Great Upheaval]], '''Teodorus Raines''', a Darkonese [[anchorite]], had a series of apocalyptic revelations about a [[Time of Unparallelled Darkness]], and the desperate state of the faithful beset on all sides by the duplicitous [[Legions of the Night]]. Raines penned the [[Fourth Book of Ezra]], in 751 BC passed the [[Rite of Revelation]], and created the fourth sect. He currently leads the Darkonese branch of [[Church of Ezra]] which is based in [[Nevuchar Springs]]. | ||
==[[John W. Mangrum|Mangrum's Notes]]== | |||
"I’ve been tired of the "evil 'Black Myth' Inquisitors" stereotype for years. Like the Nevuchar Springs sect of the Church of Ezra, I wanted Wyan's inquisition to be dangerous and flawed -- but possibly, ultimately, right. Thus the emphasis on showing that Wyan's a good man, just misguided. He's made far fewer mistakes than most adventurers, I'd wager." | |||
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Revision as of 23:50, 24 November 2011
In the wake of the Great Upheaval, Teodorus Raines, a Darkonese anchorite, had a series of apocalyptic revelations about a Time of Unparallelled Darkness, and the desperate state of the faithful beset on all sides by the duplicitous Legions of the Night. Raines penned the Fourth Book of Ezra, in 751 BC passed the Rite of Revelation, and created the fourth sect. He currently leads the Darkonese branch of Church of Ezra which is based in Nevuchar Springs.
Mangrum's Notes
"I’ve been tired of the "evil 'Black Myth' Inquisitors" stereotype for years. Like the Nevuchar Springs sect of the Church of Ezra, I wanted Wyan's inquisition to be dangerous and flawed -- but possibly, ultimately, right. Thus the emphasis on showing that Wyan's a good man, just misguided. He's made far fewer mistakes than most adventurers, I'd wager."
Stats
Human male, Cleric 5 / Anchorite of the Mists 2, Lawful Evil
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Ravenloft Third Edition - p17
Heroes of Light - p56 |
