#cassida previn

[undead-knick-knack]

Archmage Cassida Previn: We developed the Factorum Malleus to help end this war! To finally be safe from the Betrayers forever! Isn't that great? 😄

Trist:

Ruh-roh

[mareastrorum]

The leaders of Aeor were already aware of the Society of Primes! They were compromised before the gods arrived, so the plan was to kill the society members when the project was over.

Cassida was dead from the beginning.

[quinn-of-aebradore]

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Asha, Avatar of Melora, the Wildmother

Ayden, Avatar of Pelor, the Dawnfather

Archmage Cassida Previn

Emhira, Avatar of the Raven Queen

Father Milo Cowst, Avatar of Asmodeus, the Lord of the Hells

SILAHA, Avatar of Corellon, the Archheart

The Emissary of Erathis, the Lawbearer

Trist, Avatar of Sarenrae, the Everlight

[criticalrolenpctournament]

ROUND 1, POLL 7

Delilah Briarwood v Cassida Previn

Delilah

Cassida

Voting ended onJan 29

Delilah: Human. Wizard. Level 17

Cassida: Human. Wizard. 20

[automatictrashwolf]

I can't stop thinking about Cassida

I want to know what she was thinking when she died, I do not trust the Lord of lies to give an accurate depiction.

I want to know how she felt after she died, did she see things differently like the plantar? Where did she go? Did she go to Sarenre, who she had followed in life? or did she truly renounce her? Did the Matron keep her? I think I'd like that. Did she go to some other place for souls who do not tie themselves to any gods in particular? I really hope Asmodius didn't get her somehow.

And I really hope she knows her son survived. I hope that when she stood before the Matron in the realm of death she was told that her son was spared. I hope that she is comforted by that knowledge.

And I wonder what became of the boy, Hallis.

Where on Exandria did the Matron send him?

How long did he survive after the fall?

Did he renounce the gods for the destruction of his home and his people? Or did he revere them for saving him?

If he did follow a God, who did he follow? Did he walk in Sarenre's light, like his mother had? Or did he serve the Matron, his saviour? I imagine they would both shine on him in some ways, Pelor too.

[forgetriestowrite]

Thinking about how Cassida assumed the Emissary was a Betrayer because he was hostile towards her and I find that kind of silly rn because ma’am. The Wildmother is right there and she is not being nice and kind. She’s bitter and angry and hates everything right now and she would not hesitate to bite your head off with her giant wolf chompers if given a reason and a chance. But would you call Melora the Wildmother a Betrayer? NO YOU WOULD NOT

[pocketgalaxies]

brennan: you were told that she renounced you before she died. do you think that's true?

me: (mouth full of chips) nah girl it isn't true

ashley: it doesn't matter.

me: o shi–yeah, yeah we're bigger than that yeah

[friendly-jester]

sarenrae the more this lady talks: