- Speed
- 30 ft
Base attributes
- Charisma
- 14
- Constitution
- 12
- Dexterity
- 16
- Intelligence
- 22
- Strength
- 10
- Wisdom
- 8
- Maegar Varn
- Maegar Varn
- "As you wish."
- "It seems he and the other shamans have fled their unwashed cousins to come serve us. Who would have thought!
- "I shall leave the castle at once and attend to the matter personally."
- "Maegar" just hums in response.
- "Maegar" waves a piece of parchment in the air. "An appraiser of magical items has come to the castle, hat in
- "Perfect. I don't wish to spend another moment on them."
- "A wise choice."
- "Of course, no one had any idea what was happening until I intervened and determined that we're dealing with a
- "Ha! The lower races are so entirely ill-suited for magic! Last night's experiments in the mages' quarter ende
- "Today, black onyx, devil's blood and human hearts can only be found on the black market. Such a deplorable st
- Giving you a sharp look, "Maegar" continues in an irritated voice: "I should inform you that this will be the
- "Maegar" snorts in derision. "For some reason, I knew that you wouldn't have the resolve to just send them awa
- "Your subjects are cowering at shadows again. Somewhere off in the provinces, spells have stopped working as i
- "Their incessant wailing makes my teeth hurt. The imbeciles must learn their place – and we must put an end to
- "The rabble once more forgets its place, ! A madding crowd of concerned idiots has lodged a complaint against
- "What a farce! Frightened, wriggling worms, trying to manipulate forces they cannot possibly comprehend! All a
- "In that case the mage shall begin immediately."
- "The High could deal with the wounded. The Treasurer could open the barony's coffers and give out gifts to all
- "An absolutely incomprehensible decision. Then again, that's nothing new..."
- "Very well, Your Highness."
- "We are now in a position to pursue something on a grander scale. I suggest to you three projects. The first:
- "Somehow, maintaining the ban on exotic magical ingredients did not hamper the rapid growth of magical potenti
- "Maegar" snorts in derision. "For some reason, I knew that you wouldn't have the resolve to just send them awa
- "Nevertheless, in return for his license he promises to supply us with his first batch of 'workers'. Of course
- "Splendid. I shall decline the pharasmites' complaint, may they find themselves in their goddess' cold embrace
- Giving you a sharp look, "Maegar" continues in an irritated voice: "I should inform you that this will be the
- "A puny peddler, who dares to call himself a necromancer, sought an audience with me. He begged us to give him
- "A wise choice, ."
- "I've no use for them. — There's enough useless idiots around here as it stands. I suggest we simply rid ourse
- "I shan't hold back the guards if the peasant proves obstinate. I shall use whatever force is required to proc
- Giving you a sharp look, "Maegar" continues in an irritated voice: "I should inform you that this will be the
- "Just as I expected, we lost nothing in refusing to bow your commoners. We could not restrict the use of magic
- "The answer is clear. If one wishes for magic to continue growing and developing in their barony, one should a
- "Maegar" looks somber and triumphant. "I greet you, Your Highness. And I've something to tell you."
- "The mystic arts are gradually taking root in your capital… as much as can be expected in such a primitive era
- "Maegar" bows to you with grim satisfaction. "I will tell the necromancer of your decision. The might and powe
- "I see no use in such cowardly laws. I'll see to its removal for the sake of all respectable spellcasters who
- Today, as always, "Maegar" is clearly not in high spirits... "This world is replete with meddlesome idiots. I
- "This worm refuses to part with his newfound possession, so the stubborn man's neighbors seek protection from
- Giving you a sharp look, "Maegar" continues in an irritated voice: "I should inform you that this will be the
- "Damnation! You wish to burden me with these primitive louts?!"
- Gritting his teeth and piercing you with his gaze, "Maegar" squeezes out a cold smile. "As you wish… Your High
- "Strangely, restricting the use of magic in the towns and villages only strengthened our hand. Once their self
- "Maegar" looks annoyed. "The vices and self-confidence of the lower races never ceases to amaze me. A messenge
- "You put the interests of peasants and serfs above your own. Do you hope to buy their loyalty with a show of w
- "However, this is not what I have come to discuss. I have weighed the magic potential of our domain against th
- "The artifact appraiser from the mages' quarter has once more sought my audience. It seems he's become somethi
- "Maegar" nods impatiently. "Wonderful."
- "Damnation! You wish to burden me with these primitive louts?!"
- "An absolutely incomprehensible decision. Then again, that's nothing new..."
- "Splendid. I won't even bother replying to the whiners. It sickens me even to look at them."
- "The only correct decision."
- "Maegar" sniffs disdainfully. "Slaves can hardly be blamed for intemperance, when their master indulges their
- "Maegar" sounds tired and impatient. "Just now the guard have brought before me a barbarian shaman who willing
- "Better we were slaughtering them to the one. Oh well, at least it's less fuss this way."
- "An… interesting… decision. Especially in light of other decisions Your Grace has made earlier." "Maegar" grin
- "An… interesting… decision. Especially in light of other decisions Your Grace has made earlier." "Maegar" grin
- "It was wise to lift the ban on exotic magical ingredients. This greatly benefitted our mages and sorcerers. N
- "This paper lists everything you can choose from. Among other things there's an artifact that allows its owner
- "A waste of money. But I will obey."
- "They wish to limit the practice of magic to those who possess permits! Moreover, they also demand that all ex
- "As always, the knaves expect that you… Your Highness… shall come to their rescue. Perhaps the Treasurer can b
- "You put the interests of peasants and serfs above your own. Do you hope to buy their loyalty with a show of w
- "However, this is not what I have come to discuss. I have weighed the magic potential of our domain against th
- "We've received a curious offer. Some upstart from Nex has mastered the art of creating golems. Even more, he
- "Moreover, the bumbling fool somehow stumbled upon a way to eradicate the main flaw of many types of golems –
- "Maegar" shrugs. "Your domain — your loss."
- "Splendid."
