#Shadow era balor full#

Grael however, possesses something that no Empyrean does: a transcendent and transforming rage, a heart filled with the kind of pure, perfect hate which made him a perfect conduit for the powers of war and destruction and despair.

#Shadow era balor full#

Empyrean, incapable of wielding the full power, and a flawed and imperfect vessel for the energies of the Living Darkness. According to the Falatacot, Grael is, because he is not 'pure-blood', i.e. Grael learned 'to move within the Dark that walks and learned to devour the light' of the Empyreans. The three brothers now serve, turned into Shadows and having lost their name, in the Temple of Stirring Shadows. Farelaith's brothers were wrapped in darkness and started screaming. Grael seemed to undergo his transformation willingly, and swore oaths with the 'Dark that speaks'. One night, Farelaith woke up, and found Grael and his brothers caught in some sort of dark magic.

Grael sought the help of 'Darkness' to fight the Haebrous. Grael managed to flee, together with four other survivors, the brothers Farelaith, Baranaith, Hiranaith and Korogaith. As time led on, Grael gathered an army of slaves, fought their way from the pits and savaged the kingdom for three days Because the slaves did not have any magical capabilities, and the Haebrous forces did, the Rebellion was suppressed quickly. In the fifth year of the reign of Braletain of Haebrous, Grael's tribe is slain and Grael is taking captive to serve as a slave in the gladiatorial pits.

Grael was a warrior of a tribe of Ruschk in the north of the Kingdomw of Haebrous, who called themselves Mukkir. The first confirmed transformation into Shadows was that of Grael and his companions. Scholars believe this indicates the force that empowered the Hopeslayer has sought the conquest of Dereth for a far much longer time than is commonly known. There are indications that some Shadows, particularly those of the more powerful Panumbris and Umbris types, predate the conversion of Ilservian into Bael'Zharon. The tale of the Shadows is long and still unclear in many respects. Related topics: Cultures, Shadow, Category:Shadow

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