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[[Astrologist]]/[[astronomer]] who peered too much into the dark void of space and warped his mind into something inhuman. After he became a [[darklord]], he gained the ability not only to observe the constellations but arrange them via a holographic map in his observatory, causing various magic | [[Astrologist]]/[[astronomer]] who peered too much into the dark void of space and warped his mind into something inhuman. After he became a [[darklord]], he gained the ability not only to observe the constellations but arrange them via a holographic map in his observatory, causing various magic manifestations. He may perform magical rituals, conduct serial murders, and perform other dark deeds to go with his cosmic rearrangements.<ref>[[Forgotten Shades]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 27]] p. 1</ref> | ||
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Astrologist/astronomer who peered too much into the dark void of space and warped his mind into something inhuman. After he became a darklord, he gained the ability not only to observe the constellations but arrange them via a holographic map in his observatory, causing various magic manifestations. He may perform magical rituals, conduct serial murders, and perform other dark deeds to go with his cosmic rearrangements.[1]