Wiltenholm, Osclow - Revision history

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	* Tia: Osclow's adopted daughter, who brought about the beginning of Osclow's adventuring career. She now resides happily with her father within their home in the Viridale Druid's Glade. Intelligent for her age, she's also become quite curious about the Viridale, and can often be found going for distant walks and climbing trees, much to the dismay of her sometimes overprotective father.		* Tia: Osclow's adopted daughter, who brought about the beginning of Osclow's adventuring career. She now resides happily with her father within their home in the Viridale Druid's Glade. Intelligent for her age, she's also become quite curious about the Viridale, and can often be found going for distant walks and climbing trees, much to the dismay of her sometimes overprotective father.

	* Esmee Vindel: A childhood friend of Osclow and aunt to Tia. After having helped raised Tia for so long, Osclow had no intentions of separating the two with the making of the Viridale Forest their new home. Being an alchemist who specializes in natural formulas, she fell in love with her Viridale home and is constantly at work brewing new experiments using the rare flora of the forest. Though talented, she seems to have utterly lost her sense of smell and cannot tell when her brews produce pungent aromas that could bring tears to most.		* Esmee Vindel: A childhood friend of Osclow and aunt to Tia. After having helped raised Tia for so long, Osclow had no intentions of separating the two with the making of the Viridale Forest their new home. Being an alchemist who specializes in natural formulas, she fell in love with her Viridale home and is constantly at work brewing new experiments using the rare flora of the forest. Though talented, she seems to have utterly lost her sense of smell and cannot tell when her brews (or cooking) produce pungent aromas that could bring tears to most. She also seems lacking of any sense of proportion, making her brews far too powerful and her dishes far too spicy.

	* Fenton Tellens: Osclow's best friend, whom is also the reason for the two coming to Sundren. Much of Fenton's past is a mystery that either Osclow is unwilling to tell, or simply does not know. Greedy, cynical, and lacking of tact, most of Osclow's friends and allies generally see Fenton as an untrusting sort, and some outright hate him. Regardless, Osclow seems unwilling to cast aside their friendship. Quite opposite to how he acts to most others, Fenton is actually quite nice to Osclow's children, who gleefully refer to him as their 'Uncle Fenny'.		* Fenton Tellens: Osclow's best friend, whom is also the reason for the two coming to Sundren. Much of Fenton's past is a mystery that either Osclow is unwilling to tell, or simply does not know. Greedy, cynical, and lacking of tact, most of Osclow's friends and allies generally see Fenton as an untrusting sort, and some outright hate him. Regardless, Osclow seems unwilling to cast aside their friendship. Quite opposite to how he acts to most others, Fenton is actually quite nice to Osclow's children, who gleefully refer to him as their 'Uncle Fenny'.

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	Though technically human, Osclow's body has been altered slightly from his experience with Rexensis, a dark sword who's power was fueled by Bane and Osclow once wielded in hopes of gaining the power he needed to help those precious to him. Thanks to the actions of the Triumvirate, Osclow was eventually freed from the sword's control, but not until it had left it's 'mark' upon him. Upon his chest is burned a symbol of Bane, which spreads its black markings further over his skin to this day. According to Melchior, Osclow's soul is still his own, but his flesh belongs to Bane. The extension of Osclow's condition is not entirely known. What has been discovered is that he cannot wield holy weapons without eventually corrupting them, he does not scar easily, he is prone to occasional nightmares (though this has waned considerably as of late), and he becomes wrought with panic when in the presence of Banite temples and artifacts (even when under the effects of fear-suppressing spells).		Though technically human, Osclow's body has been altered slightly from his experience with Rexensis, a dark sword who's power was fueled by Bane and Osclow once wielded in hopes of gaining the power he needed to help those precious to him. Thanks to the actions of the Triumvirate, Osclow was eventually freed from the sword's control, but not until it had left it's 'mark' upon him. Upon his chest is burned a symbol of Bane, which spreads its black markings further over his skin to this day. According to Melchior, Osclow's soul is still his own, but his flesh belongs to Bane. The extension of Osclow's condition is not entirely known. What has been discovered is that he cannot wield holy weapons without eventually corrupting them, he does not scar easily, he is prone to occasional nightmares (though this has waned considerably as of late), and he becomes wrought with panic when in the presence of Banite temples and artifacts (even when under the effects of fear-suppressing spells).

			Officially, Osclow is a Neverwinter citizen, as Navil is officially recognized as Neverwinter territory. He seems quite proud of this, even going as far as to have the Neverwinter eye symbol sewn into the tabard of his armor.

	'''Allies and Enemies:'''		'''Allies and Enemies:'''
	After being arrested on Thayan soil and destined for slavery, the Legion offered to purchase Osclow and grant him his freedom in exchange for two years of military service. Osclow agreed and after serving his contract, discontinued his relationship with the Legion. He now works as an ally to the Wardens of the Viridale and Corps d' Grace, though his true allegiance is to another.		After being arrested on Thayan soil and destined for slavery, the Legion offered to purchase Osclow and grant him his freedom in exchange for two years of military service. Osclow agreed and after serving his contract, discontinued his relationship with the Legion. He now works as an ally to the Wardens of the Viridale and Corps d' Grace, though his true allegiance is to another.

	Osclow biggest foe is the Black Hand. He utterly despises the Banites, not only for what they stand for, but also because he blames them for his darkest of secrets: the mark upon his chest and the alterations it has caused to his body.		Osclow biggest foe is the Black Hand. He utterly despises the Banites, not only for what they stand for, but also because he blames them for his darkest of secrets: the mark upon his chest and the alterations it has caused to his body. Osclow also bears a deep hatred for the Luskans creating the blockade, as well as Luskan in general. Of course this is pretty typical of a proud Neverwinter citizen.

	'''Significant Relationships:'''		'''Significant Relationships:'''

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	'''Family Rules-'''<br>		'''Family Rules-'''<br>
	I.- The orders of the Jointed One are absolute.<br>		Though the Wiltenholm family is, more or less, not known for any real respect to authority, there are six rules that must always be abided by.
	II.- Never shall services or coin of the family be given to divine orders which the Gods of Knowledge deem foes: Bane, Talos, Myrkul, Bhaal, Mask, and Cyric.<br>
	~~III~~.- It is the duty of all within the family, other than the Jointed One or any appointed Bloodnote Scribes, to aid any and all Electus. Their orders are to be followed and their fates are to be realized.<br>		I.- Under NO circumstances is the Overseer to be mentioned by name and no conversations regarding the Overseer are allowed.<br>
	IV.- It is the duty of all within the family to aid any and all Threadbearers offically recognized by the Jointed One.<br>		II.- The orders of the Jointed One are absolute.<br>
	V.- No marriages between the Wiltenholm family and the Larkmeadow family shall be recognized without the approval of the Jointed One or an appointed Bloodnote Scribe.<br>		III.- Never shall services or coin of the family be given to divine orders which the Gods of Knowledge deem foes: Bane, Talos, Myrkul, Bhaal, Mask, and Cyric.<br>
			IV.- It is the duty of all within the family, other than the Jointed One or any appointed Bloodnote Scribes, to aid any and all Electus. Their orders are to be followed and their fates are to be realized.<br>
			V.- It is the duty of all within the family to aid any and all Threadbearers offically recognized by the Jointed One.<br>
			VI.- No marriages between the Wiltenholm family and the Larkmeadow family shall be recognized without the approval of the Jointed One or an appointed Bloodnote Scribe.<br>

	'''Character-'''<br>		'''Character-'''<br>

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	Osclow is rarely without a whimsical smile, smirk, or at least a friendly nod to those he meets. He is kind-hearted, charismatic, and a quick thinker. At times he seems to lack concentration or focus, though the balance as to how much of this is real and how much is for show is difficult to tell at times. He has a somewhat odd outlook on life, commonly referring to events taking place in the land and in people's lives to be "chapters" of a grand "story".		Osclow is rarely without a whimsical smile, smirk, or at least a friendly nod to those he meets. He is kind-hearted, charismatic, and a quick thinker. At times he seems to lack concentration or focus, though the balance as to how much of this is real and how much is for show is difficult to tell at times. He has a somewhat odd outlook on life, commonly referring to events taking place in the land and in people's lives to be "chapters" of a grand "story".

	Though technically human, Osclow's body has been altered slightly from his experience with Rexensis, a dark sword who's power was fueled by Bane and Osclow once wielded in hopes of gaining the power he needed to help those precious to him. Thanks to the actions of the Triumvirate, Osclow was eventually freed from the sword's control, but not until it had left it's 'mark' upon him. Upon his chest is burned a symbol of Bane, which spreads its black markings further over his skin to this day. According to Melchior, Osclow's soul is still his own, but his flesh belongs to Bane. The extension of Osclow's condition is not entirely known. What has been discovered is that he cannot wield holy weapons without eventually corrupting them, he does not scar easily, and he becomes wrought with panic when in the presence of Banite temples and artifacts (even when under the effects of fear-suppressing spells).		Though technically human, Osclow's body has been altered slightly from his experience with Rexensis, a dark sword who's power was fueled by Bane and Osclow once wielded in hopes of gaining the power he needed to help those precious to him. Thanks to the actions of the Triumvirate, Osclow was eventually freed from the sword's control, but not until it had left it's 'mark' upon him. Upon his chest is burned a symbol of Bane, which spreads its black markings further over his skin to this day. According to Melchior, Osclow's soul is still his own, but his flesh belongs to Bane. The extension of Osclow's condition is not entirely known. What has been discovered is that he cannot wield holy weapons without eventually corrupting them, he does not scar easily, he is prone to occasional nightmares (though this has waned considerably as of late), and he becomes wrought with panic when in the presence of Banite temples and artifacts (even when under the effects of fear-suppressing spells).


	'''~~Faction(s)~~:'''		'''Allies and Enemies:'''
	~~Through reasons most are unaware of~~, Osclow is in service to the ~~Sundren Legion~~, ~~a position~~ he ~~seems not particularly thrilled about~~.		After being arrested on Thayan soil and destined for slavery, the Legion offered to purchase Osclow and grant him his freedom in exchange for two years of military service. Osclow agreed and after serving his contract, discontinued his relationship with the Legion. He now works as an ally to the Wardens of the Viridale and Corps d' Grace, though his true allegiance is to another.

			Osclow biggest foe is the Black Hand. He utterly despises the Banites, not only for what they stand for, but also because he blames them for his darkest of secrets: the mark upon his chest and the alterations it has caused to his body.

	'''Significant Relationships:'''		'''Significant Relationships:'''

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	'''Family Rules-'''<br>		'''Family Rules-'''<br>
	~~(Coming Soon)~~		I.- The orders of the Jointed One are absolute.
			II.- Never shall services or coin of the family be given to divine orders which the Gods of Knowledge deem foes: Bane, Talos, Myrkul, Bhaal, Mask, and Cyric.
			III.- It is the duty of all within the family, other than the Jointed One or any appointed Bloodnote Scribes, to aid any and all Electus. Their orders are to be followed and their fates are to be realized.
			IV.- It is the duty of all within the family to aid any and all Threadbearers offically recognized by the Jointed One.
			V.- No marriages between the Wiltenholm family and the Larkmeadow family shall be recognized without the approval of the Jointed One or an appointed Bloodnote Scribe.

	'''Character-'''<br>		'''Character-'''<br>
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	* Peridan Twilight: Osclow's partner in the Legion as well as his commanding officer. Peridan is a straightforward kind of man with an odd sense of humor. Despite their different views regarding the proper place of law and order, Osclow and Peridan could hardly be more in agreement regarding the need to protect the people and prosperity of Sundren and have saved each other's life in battle countless times. They get upon remarkably well, despite Peridan's unwaivering loyalty to his duty and Osclow's common shirking of such.		* Peridan Twilight: Osclow's partner in the Legion as well as his commanding officer. Peridan is a straightforward kind of man with an odd sense of humor. Despite their different views regarding the proper place of law and order, Osclow and Peridan could hardly be more in agreement regarding the need to protect the people and prosperity of Sundren and have saved each other's life in battle countless times. They get upon remarkably well, despite Peridan's unwaivering loyalty to his duty and Osclow's common shirking of such.

	* Sol Sunderkin: (~~Coming~~ soon)		* Sol Sunderkin: (coming soon)

	* Lauan Tissle: A high-ranking Thayan Knight and former lover to Osclow. After their intimate relationship fell apart, the two became rather fierce enemies. Luckily, their conflict has rarely escalated beyond the point of verbal mudslinging. While this sometimes proves to be comedic, it has done little to improve the level of maturity of the bard and thayan knight in the eyes of many of their friends and allies.		* Lauan Tissle: A high-ranking Thayan Knight and former lover to Osclow. After their intimate relationship fell apart, the two became rather fierce enemies. Luckily, their conflict has rarely escalated beyond the point of verbal mudslinging. While this sometimes proves to be comedic, it has done little to improve the level of maturity of the bard and thayan knight in the eyes of many of their friends and allies.
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	* Professor Renwald Teion: Osclow's teacher from Navil, whom he often addresses as "Master". A researcher of ancient lore and a master of arcane and divine powers, it never seemed to occur to Osclow how strange it is that a man of such power and knowledge would reside in his small hometown. Osclow seems rather convinced that he is Teion's 'star pupil' but this has yet to be confirmed.		* Professor Renwald Teion: Osclow's teacher from Navil, whom he often addresses as "Master". A researcher of ancient lore and a master of arcane and divine powers, it never seemed to occur to Osclow how strange it is that a man of such power and knowledge would reside in his small hometown. Osclow seems rather convinced that he is Teion's 'star pupil' but this has yet to be confirmed.

	* Jointed One Narisold Wiltenholm: The eldest member of the Wiltenholm family. An immensely powerful sorcerer who Osclow speaks little of... even to his own wife ~~Annie~~.		* Jointed One Narisold Wiltenholm: The eldest member of the Wiltenholm family. An immensely powerful sorcerer who Osclow speaks little of... even to his own wife and most trusted friends.

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	* Peridan Twilight: Osclow's partner in the Legion as well as his commanding officer. Peridan is a straightforward kind of man with an odd sense of humor. Despite their different views regarding the proper place of law and order, Osclow and Peridan could hardly be more in agreement regarding the need to protect the people and prosperity of Sundren and have saved each other's life in battle countless times. They get upon remarkably well, despite Peridan's unwaivering loyalty to his duty and Osclow's common shirking of such.		* Peridan Twilight: Osclow's partner in the Legion as well as his commanding officer. Peridan is a straightforward kind of man with an odd sense of humor. Despite their different views regarding the proper place of law and order, Osclow and Peridan could hardly be more in agreement regarding the need to protect the people and prosperity of Sundren and have saved each other's life in battle countless times. They get upon remarkably well, despite Peridan's unwaivering loyalty to his duty and Osclow's common shirking of such.

			* Sol Sunderkin: (Coming soon)

	* Lauan Tissle: A high-ranking Thayan Knight and former lover to Osclow. After their intimate relationship fell apart, the two became rather fierce enemies. Luckily, their conflict has rarely escalated beyond the point of verbal mudslinging. While this sometimes proves to be comedic, it has done little to improve the level of maturity of the bard and thayan knight in the eyes of many of their friends and allies.		* Lauan Tissle: A high-ranking Thayan Knight and former lover to Osclow. After their intimate relationship fell apart, the two became rather fierce enemies. Luckily, their conflict has rarely escalated beyond the point of verbal mudslinging. While this sometimes proves to be comedic, it has done little to improve the level of maturity of the bard and thayan knight in the eyes of many of their friends and allies.

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	'''Family Rules-'''<br>		'''Family Rules-'''<br>
	(Coming ~~soon~~)		(Coming Soon)


	'''Character-'''<br>		'''Character-'''<br>
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	* Evananda: (Coming soon)		* Evananda: (Coming soon)

	* Aerick: A favored one of Oghma, who Osclow is determined to help reach his destiny, as is the duty of the Wiltenholm family. Uneasy at Osclow unrelenting determination and the fact that he reminds him of the monks that sheltered and coddled him as a child, Aerick often finds himself somewhat irritated by Osclow's actions. Unlike Osclow, Aerick does not seem to think there is anything particularly special about him.		* Aerick: A favored one of Oghma, who Osclow is determined to help reach his destiny, as is the duty of the Wiltenholm family. Uneasy at Osclow unrelenting determination and the fact that he reminds him of the monks that sheltered and coddled him as a child, Aerick often finds himself somewhat irritated by Osclow's actions. Unlike Osclow, Aerick does not seem to think there is anything particularly special about him. Osclow often deems him "Electus", a term used commonly by the Wiltenholm family for favored ones of the Gods of Knowledge.

	* Ahriman: (Coming soon)		* Ahriman: (Coming soon)

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 Osclow had been working as a sellsword and entertainer-for-hire along the Sword Coast about 3 months before he first met Fenton during the investigation of a supposedly unknown ruin. Though the two worked well together in discovering an old artifact, Fenton was concerned about a dispute on the rise as to who gets to keep the artifact itself. Surprisingly to Fenton, Osclow’s very first offer was to sell it and split the gold 50-50. Not once did he opt for a greater cut or try to backstab Fenton, even when he was “baited” with several opportunities. In time, the two became good friends and business partners working along the Sword Coast and Waterdeep.
 Their business in the City of Splendors came to a grinding halt after Fenton seduced a young noblewoman by the name of Jaseima Quinalt, only to disappear from her bed the morning after. Jaseima had connections to rather unscrupulous individuals, whom she ordered to capture Fenton and Osclow, after doing what they could to ruin their good name with frequent customers and potential clients. Now constantly losing coin and ducking law enforcements after being framed for stealing from a church of Tyr, Osclow and Fenton had no choice but to venture elsewhere for profit. Various rumors spoke of a city-state to the north with opportunities to be had. This land was called Sundren. Quickly and quietly, Osclow and Fenton snuck away with the gold they had remaining. Little was heard from Jaseima after she learned of Fenton’s disappearance, however rumors state that she has not forgotten or forgiven Fenton or the man who helped him escape.
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 * Ahriman: (Coming soon)
 * Kathryn Blake: A powerful sorceress and former resident of Sundren, the length of Osclow and Kathryn's relationship is unknown by most. However, while in Sundren he seemed extremely protective of her, as much a servant as he was a friend, never questioning her orders and even willing to die for her. Osclow is either lying when he says he did not understand this behavior, or something else was afoot. Kathryn's reasons for leaving Sundren are believed to be entirely selfish, yet Osclow insists there are other reasons. Strangely enough, he does not seem willing to elaborate further than that. The bard has let slip occasionally that Kathryn is currently studying in Candlekeep.

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	* [[Annaleen Wiltenholm\|Annaleen Hanssen]]: A beautiful, young, high-spirited druid of Sundren under the service of Chauntea and Silvanus. At first merely good friends, she and Osclow came to see something more of one another, fell in love, eventually married, and had two children. They now work together toward maintaining the peace of the Viridale and keeping it a place suitable to raise their three girls. Annie often finds herself the voice of reason for Osclow's occasional reckless 'woolheaded' behavior.		* [[Annaleen Wiltenholm\|Annaleen Hanssen]]: A beautiful, young, high-spirited druid of Sundren under the service of Chauntea and Silvanus. At first merely good friends, she and Osclow came to see something more of one another, fell in love, eventually married, and had two children. They now work together toward maintaining the peace of the Viridale and keeping it a place suitable to raise their three girls. Annie often finds herself the voice of reason for Osclow's occasional reckless 'woolheaded' behavior.

	* Ivy & Ida Wiltenholm: Twin girls born of Osclow and Annie. Now toddlers, they spend their time mostly following their big sister Tia or causing trouble in some other fashion, having inheirited their father's curiousity and their mother's spunk.		* Ivy & Ida Wiltenholm: Twin girls born of Osclow and Annie. Now toddlers, they spend their time mostly following their big sister Tia or causing trouble in some other fashion, having inheirited their father's curiousity and their mother's spunk.

	* Maia Nanethiel: A kind-hearted, yet strong willed elven ranger whom Osclow has become somewhat close to. The two get along remarkably well and the moon elf has become not only one of the must trustworthy individuals in the bard's eyes but also one of the most worthy to reveal sides of himself he does not show to many. Much to the annoyance of the two of them, it seems many have begun speculations that the two are getting far too 'close' to be just friends. This may account on them being seen rarely together outside of the Viridale as of late.		* Maia Nanethiel: A kind-hearted, yet strong willed elven ranger whom Osclow has become somewhat close to. The two get along remarkably well and the moon elf has become not only one of the must trustworthy individuals in the bard's eyes but also one of the most worthy to reveal sides of himself he does not show to many. Much to the annoyance of the two of them, it seems many have begun speculations that the two are getting far too 'close' to be just friends. This may account on them being seen rarely together outside of the Viridale as of late.

	* Rastellia: A sultry follower of Sharess and a powerful wielder of spellsong, much like Osclow. Rastellia is currently one of Osclow's closest friends, as well as one of the few people he trusts with one of his deepest secrets.		* Rastellia: A sultry follower of Sharess and a powerful wielder of spellsong, much like Osclow. Rastellia is currently one of Osclow's closest friends, as well as one of the few people he trusts with one of his deepest secrets. Osclow claims that Rastellia is one of the few people he knows who's wit he is actually somewhat envious of.

	* [[Hano Fetten\|Hano Fetten]]: A brave and selfless knight of Torm. Once one of the Threadbearers, Osclow served Hano faithfully and became more of a friend than a simple servant of family duty. As of late, Osclow cannot see the Silver Threads upon Hano any longer. Though first chalking this up to a lack of ability on his part, he now believes it is simply because Hano's time as a 'hero' has passed, at least as destiny is concerned.		* [[Hano Fetten\|Hano Fetten]]: A brave and selfless knight of Torm. Once one of the Threadbearers, Osclow served Hano faithfully and became more of a friend than a simple servant of family duty. As of late, Osclow cannot see the Silver Threads upon Hano any longer. Though first chalking this up to a lack of ability on his own part, he now believes it is simply because Hano's time as a 'hero' has passed, at least as far as destiny (or whatever the Threads represent) is concerned.

	* Melchior: The kindly and wise leader of the Ilmatari within the Triumvirate Temple. It was Melchior, with Hano's aid, who freed Osclow from the grip of Rexensis by trapping the dark sword within a sheath of light and storing the cursed blade within the Triumvirate vault, unable to destroy the blade due to its connection to Osclow. Believing paladins to be not the type to keep secrets, Osclow now watches Melchior with a careful and wary eye. He is thankful for all he has done, but also slightly worried about whether or not his 'tainted body' shall one day be deemed necessary to destroy.		* Melchior: The kindly and wise leader of the Ilmatari within the Triumvirate Temple. It was Melchior, with Hano's aid, who freed Osclow from the grip of Rexensis by trapping the dark sword within a sheath of light and storing the cursed blade within the Triumvirate vault, unable to destroy the blade due to its connection to Osclow. Believing paladins to be not the type to keep secrets, Osclow now watches Melchior with a careful and wary eye. He is thankful for all he has done, but also slightly worried about whether or not his 'tainted body' shall one day be deemed necessary to destroy.

	* Peridan Twilight: A straightforward, no-nonesense elven warrior who served as Osclow's partner and commanding officer during his time in the Legion. Despite their somewhat conflicting personalities and completely opposite points of view regarding law and order, the two get along remarkably well.		* Peridan Twilight: A straightforward, no-nonesense elven warrior who served as Osclow's partner and commanding officer during his time in the Legion. Despite their somewhat conflicting personalities and completely opposite points of view regarding law and order, the two get along remarkably well.

			* Jessica Alexander: A clever and talented rogue of the shadows, Jessica was once a lover to Osclow. However, circumstances beyond their control drove them apart. Still caring deeply for her, Osclow strives to help her fight her tortured past and the inner darkness that slowly strives to consume her. Osclow has yet to discover what is perhaps her darkest of all.

	* Sol Sunderkin: A hin wizard and inventor who specializes in golems and dreams of one day creating a learning institution that can rival that of Candlekeep. Her demonic heritage however, provided many problems in this regard and forced her to seek out a new body. Using a combination of golemology and the spellsong glyph arts of her friend Osclow, she succeeded in creating a new doll-like body that retained her soul and all the memories attatched to it. No longer having to worry about her bloodline posing a problem, she left Sundren, supposedly to pursue her dream.		* Sol Sunderkin: A hin wizard and inventor who specializes in golems and dreams of one day creating a learning institution that can rival that of Candlekeep. Her demonic heritage however, provided many problems in this regard and forced her to seek out a new body. Using a combination of golemology and the spellsong glyph arts of her friend Osclow, she succeeded in creating a new doll-like body that retained her soul and all the memories attatched to it. No longer having to worry about her bloodline posing a problem, she left Sundren, supposedly to pursue her dream.

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	* Professor Renwald Teion: Osclow and Esmee's teacher from Navil, whom they still today often address as "Master". A researcher of ancient lore and a master of arcane and divine powers, it never seemed to occur to Osclow how strange it is that a man of such power and knowledge would reside in his small hometown. Osclow seems rather convinced that he is Teion's 'star pupil' but this has yet to be confirmed.		* Professor Renwald Teion: Osclow and Esmee's teacher from Navil, whom they still today often address as "Master". A researcher of ancient lore and a master of arcane and divine powers, it never seemed to occur to Osclow how strange it is that a man of such power and knowledge would reside in his small hometown. Osclow seems rather convinced that he is Teion's 'star pupil' but this has yet to be confirmed.

	* Jointed One Narisold Wiltenholm: The eldest member of the Wiltenholm family. An immensely powerful sorcerer who Osclow speaks little of... even to his own wife and most trusted friends.		* Jointed One Narisold Wiltenholm: The eldest member of the Wiltenholm family. An immensely powerful sorcerer who Osclow speaks little of... even to his own wife and most trusted friends. Even the mere mention of him makes the bard shake uncomfortably.

	* Agent K: ???		* Agent K: ???