ㅤㅤㅤwyll dellamorte - chasque’s master of whispers ㅤㅤㅤ⁰⁰¹ . the magician - major arcana : the magician is the representation of pure willpower. with the power of the elements and the suits, he takes potential innate in the fool and molds it into being with the power of desire. he is the connecting force between heaven and earth, for he understands the meaning behind the words "as above so below" - that mind and world are only reflections of one another.ㅤㅤㅤㅤ
harry collett, homosexual, male + he/him → is that not wyll dellamorte? i have seen them bearing the crest of chasque, their loyalty worn plain upon their garb. they are said to have lived for forty-four winters and are of the changeling folk, shaped by blood and custom alike. by birth, choice, or circumstance, they walk the path of a master of whispers, a place they now hold in the world. those who speak of them name them both cunning and charming, though not without flaw, for they are likewise manipulative and mischievous. look closer still, and you will find their tastes laid bare: beautiful features hidden beneath a dark cowl. lithe fingers dipping into pockets, liberating gold and other items. a tiny frame ducking between shadows, always managing to avoid detection. — small signs of who they truly are.
ᵇⁱᵒᵍʳᵃᵖʰʸ - there is nothing wyll dellamorte can't obtain using a pretty turn of phrase nor are there any treasures that his skilled fingers cannot pilfer. these skills have been sharpened to the point of lethality amidst the sprawling and cavernous city of stoneheart. abandoned as a baby and brought up in one of the many orphanages in the city, wyll had to grow up fast. due to his small stature he was often overlooked which allowed the guttersnipe to perfect the art of pickpocketing. his talents were noted by a prominent thief who took him in under their wing, teaching wyll the ropes of thievery. his skills were bolstered by the teachings of his master, making him one of the very best thieves that stoneheart had the misfortune of having. these lessons were taught to his fellow orphans whom he employed, serving as a makeshift thieves guild beneath the nose of the orphanage's mistress. wyll just didn't stop at pretty baubles and treasures. there was power in leverage, and the right secret could weight more than gold. so wyll began to extort wealthy nobles, using blackmail to line his pockets and those under his employ. standing at his side through out thick and thin, wyll had befriended another orphan boy. one of half-giant origin and ridiculed because of it. when no others defended him wyll stepped in. despite his tiny frame he was unafraid, earning him the quick friendship of tovyr. after this incident they became inseparable and the half-giant had became an unwilling participant in many of wyll's schemes. wyll would often use tovyr as his enforcer, ordering the other to often beat secrets out of slimy businessmen or particularly evil nobles. many years have passed since wyll began his life in the gutter and has since then risen to a particularly powerful position. wyll's wealth of information was made invaluable to the king who appointed him as his keeper of secrets. he couldn't ascend to this lofty position without bringing tovyr along. so he did just that, ensuring that the position of lord commander of the iron guard was vacant. personally vouching for tovyr, the half-giant was all but secure in his new position. wyll maintains a network of spies throughout the realm, keeping an ear out for any goings on in the other kingdoms. while in stoneheart he has orphans trained to be his informants, serving as his 'shadows' who are rarely ever seen and report all they hear to him. his ambitions are forever lofty, and while he enjoys working under the king's employ he detests the life of a courtier. wyll often slips into the markets and streets of stoneheart, pretending at being a common thief. his favorite targets are his fellows at court or their families. for he is now shielded by his growing powers as a changeling and the crown, making him particularly troublesome for both noble and peasant alike.











