May 23, 2024
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A rough little map of the world all the necromancer and crusader stuff takes place in. Tis a dead world, with vast swathes of uninhabited land...
Lucien Di'Revee
This depiction of the last of our Kings was recovered from a Rashtalite monastery textbook. Captioned Lucien Di'Revee (Volghazi for 'of Revee') - was one of two last Kings to fight for our ancestors as documented in EXODVS.
This depiction of Lucien however, shows him far older than he would have been at the time of his death. Translations of the Rashtalite texts has halted and we are left to speculate the meaning of this until our close-minded comrades focus on something else.
[Another's handwriting is added at the bottom of the page]
His armor is curious. No chain, just plate? This should be distributed to craftsmen for study and experimentation.
Obligatory lightside -side post.
I think this is the first time I've posted Christopher, but not the first time I've drawn him! Unlike the necromancers, these two share the spotlight of the perfect story in my head. One a tradesman from the country, the last of his Clan. The other a forsaken son of a Duke, sworn to holiness against his nature.
Necromancer lore! - The creator of humanity has firm grasp over the souls accepted into heaven, while the souls damned to the underworld are free game for all entities. Necromancers can only reanimate men who were sent to Hell (which is a lot of them) - When someone was too virtuous to make into a zombie, they were crucified or worse.
"Evil dwells in the hearts of all mortals, and it is his choice to listen or turn away. And when we are born with sin, who are we to blame? The Sisyphean struggle of our lives made yet harder by an inherent lust, deviancy, greed. Was it our creator who made us flawed? Was it an outside entity working against humanity? 'Why' is beyond any man, the consequence is our burden to bear. Just as we struggle against our doomed world, we must struggle against our own evil. God will notice the souls that shine brightest with virtue and yearning for goodness."
-Father Gerard 'the blind'