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Almost single handedly armed half of the Crimson Sanctum sub-shire. His shiremates use his weapon construction tech to build all of their weapons. | Almost single handedly armed half of the Crimson Sanctum sub-shire. His shiremates use his weapon construction tech to build all of their weapons. | ||
| − | + | As of (need date!) elevated to [[Lord]] by Prince Sir [[Euric]] of [[Westmarch]] for merit. | |
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*[http://www.amtgardrecords.com/player.php?playerID=24200 ORK] | *[http://www.amtgardrecords.com/player.php?playerID=24200 ORK] | ||
| − | [[category: Crimson Sanctum People]][[category:Westmarch People]][[category:Dragonspine People]] | + | [[category: Crimson Sanctum People]] [[category: Westmarch People]] [[category: Dragonspine People]] |
Revision as of 21:38, 22 September 2008
Contents
Lord Shadowraith Lykaios, of Crimson Sanctum, Westmarch, Dragonspine
”That's LORD kiss-ass to you”
Photograph
Biography
A young man who started Amtgarding at the beginning of 2007 and has been obsessed with it ever since. He's occasionally referred to as "Darth Scrawny" due to his skinny-yet-horribly-evil appearance in his wizard outfit.
Affiliated Groups
Green Guardsmen
Notable Accomplishments
Almost single handedly armed half of the Crimson Sanctum sub-shire. His shiremates use his weapon construction tech to build all of their weapons.
As of (need date!) elevated to Lord by Prince Sir Euric of Westmarch for merit.
Additional Images
Text to come.
More Information
Text to come.
