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Formerly Prominent Figures

Government of Ephia's Well

Former Legate Sol Auk [Missing]

Former Legate Zaniah Almirah [Deceased]

Former Legate Domhnall Guivarch [Missing]

Former Legate Akna Ymir [Deceased]

The Sultan's Janissaries

Sergeant Quentin Scarbork [Deceased]

Sergeant Joachim Sathuul [Deceased]

Seregant Dorvant Kinney [Deceased]

Seregant Robert Fauchard [Deceased]

Sergeant Radislav Ludovich [Missing]

Sergeant Andvari Lawcleaver [Deceased]

Sergeant Conrad Fellstar [Missing]

Sergeant Samton Ashworth [Deceased]

Sergeant Atreya Lightdew [Deceased]

Sergeant Daoud al-Maaz [Deceased]

The Cinquefoil Rose

Lyrist Lynneth Llywarch [Deceased]

Balladeer Velan Volandis [Deceased]

Balladeer Alejandro Benjazar [Deceased]

Balladeer Seras Rhiannon [Missing]

Balladeer Roderick Fischer [Missing]

Balladeer Edha the Artist [Missing]

Balladeer Tokori Koji [Deceased]

Balladeer Siegward Eyck [Deceased]

Balladeer Alain Chauderon [Missing]

Balladeer Aeronwy Caddick [Missing]

Balesterie Gianluca Buonaventura [Deceased]

Balesterie Bruno Oar-Back [Deceased]

Balesterie Kragg Stonefury [Deceased]

Balesterie Vico Rasca [Deceased]

Balesterie Maria Tuscanzi [Missing]

Balesterie Bruce Danebluff [Deceased]

Sister Nebtu [Missing]

Not much was known of Nebtu Xenolyta, even by the discreet standards of her Sibylline order. Nebtu was reclusive, rarely seen to leave the Priory, and even more rarely found in the center of public attention, let alone speaking about herself. She was known to have arrived in Ephia's Well in 7787, some say from Baz'eel, where she is thought to have been a student of philosophy. Before she joined the Sisterhood, Nebtu would often be found in the Plaza of the Well, engaging passers-by and strangers in intense theological debate. As an Acolyte, she was not seen to involve herself in politics or war—or any other public affairs. However, in the Tabbah of 7788, Sister Nebtu rallied alongside Balladeer Aubrey Domergue to violently protest the conscription of refugees into unpaid hard labor, leading an infamous raid on the Gloamingdaith-Argyris Quarry.

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 ====Sister Nebtu [Missing]====
-Not much was known by Nebtu, even by the discreet standards of her order. Nebtu was reclusive, rarely seen to leave the Priory, and even more rarely found in the center of public attention, let alone speaking about herself. She was known to have arrived in Ephia's Well in 7787, some say from Baz'eel, where she is thought to have been a student of philosophy. Before she joined the Sisterhood, Nebtu would often be found in the Plaza of the Well, engaging passers-by and strangers in intense theological debate. As an Acolyte, she was not seen to involve herself in politics or war—or any other public affairs. However, in the Tabbah of 7788, Sister Nebtu rallied alongside Balladeer Aubrey Domergue to violently protest the conscription of refugees into unpaid hard labor, leading an infamous raid on the Gloamingdaith-Argyris Quarry.
+Not much was known of Nebtu Xenolyta, even by the discreet standards of her Sibylline order. Nebtu was reclusive, rarely seen to leave the Priory, and even more rarely found in the center of public attention, let alone speaking about herself. She was known to have arrived in Ephia's Well in 7787, some say from Baz'eel, where she is thought to have been a student of philosophy. Before she joined the Sisterhood, Nebtu would often be found in the Plaza of the Well, engaging passers-by and strangers in intense theological debate. As an Acolyte, she was not seen to involve herself in politics or war—or any other public affairs. However, in the Tabbah of 7788, Sister Nebtu rallied alongside Balladeer Aubrey Domergue to violently protest the conscription of refugees into unpaid hard labor, leading an infamous raid on the Gloamingdaith-Argyris Quarry.
 ==The Astronomers of Q'tolip==

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