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added some notes about Ketheric's personality
(The party can discover Ketheric's Plans to acquire all three Netherstones even before Minthara's Trial) |
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Though best described as a man broken by grief, Isobel speaks of a loving, doting father while she was growing up, one who had the admiration of his subjects for being just and fair, full of love for his wife who he adored more than anyone else. Tragedy, however, would turn him into a bitter, wrathful man, willing to cleanse Reithwin from any Selûnites just to spite the Moonmaiden for abandoning him. | Though best described as a man broken by grief, Isobel speaks of a loving, doting father while she was growing up, one who had the admiration of his subjects for being just and fair, full of love for his wife who he adored more than anyone else. Tragedy, however, would turn him into a bitter, wrathful man, willing to cleanse Reithwin from any Selûnites just to spite the Moonmaiden for abandoning him. | ||
Whatever the man he once was, the Ketheric the party encounters is a callous one, evident by his dismissal of {{CharLink|Minthara}} and the goblins, ordering their torture and execution for failing him. Though courteous when needed, he will quickly condemn the party to death should they defy his orders. Above all, however, he is relentless in his pursuits, willing to burn the entire world just to be reunited with his daughter.{{ref|{{SmRarityItem|Diary of Ketheric Thorm, Vol 3}}}} | Whatever the man he once was, the Ketheric the party encounters is a callous one, evident by his dismissal of {{CharLink|Minthara}} and the goblins, ordering their torture and execution for failing him. Though courteous when needed, he will quickly condemn the party to death should they defy his orders. Above all, however, he is ruthless and relentless {{ref|{{SmRarityItem|Suelto's Ethics of War}} on the floor near a makeshift shrine to Myrkul in Kethric Thorm's quarters.}} in his pursuits, willing to burn the entire world just to be reunited with his daughter.{{ref|{{SmRarityItem|Diary of Ketheric Thorm, Vol 3}}}} | ||
Though he changed his patron god twice, he proved to be an ardent believer of each: for Selûne, he built Moonrise Towers in her honour, for Shar, he built a grand temple under town in her name and for {{CharLink|Myrkul}}, he amassed a great army ready to raze Baldur's Gate to the ground. | Though he changed his patron god twice, he proved to be an ardent believer of each: for Selûne, he built Moonrise Towers in her honour, for Shar, he built a grand temple under town in her name and for {{CharLink|Myrkul}}, he amassed a great army ready to raze Baldur's Gate to the ground. | ||
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* {{MdRarityItem|Sharran Registry}} | * {{MdRarityItem|Sharran Registry}} | ||
* {{MdRarityItem|Stained Book (Thorm Mausoleum)}} | * {{MdRarityItem|Stained Book (Thorm Mausoleum)}} | ||
* {{MdRarityItem|Suelto's Ethics of War}}, a book which shows how Ketheric deals with those he deems his enemies | |||
=== Act 3 === | === Act 3 === | ||