Guide to the Immortals

Appearance: The Water Elemaster is a colossal
androgen humanoid (around 20 feet tall) made of water
and ice.
History: The current Water Elemaster is an elemental
that found the way to immortality at the dawn of time,
asserting his rule over the Elemental Plane of Water to
grant balance and stability inside that plane. Nobody
knows whether he was sponsored by another immortal or
not (and he is not telling anybody). Even the ancient
immortals do not know, although they assert that he’s
held his position as long as they can remember. Aside
from his home plane and a few outer planes aligned with
Time and filled with aquatic creatures, he does not care
about the existence of other creatures or other planes of
existence, and for this reason his cult is not present on
Mystara.
Personality: Like all the Elemasters, he is a Neutral
being that rules his subjects whilst leaving them a great
degree of freedom. He leaves the day-to-day
administration of the various regions of the Elemental
worlds to the many nobles of his court, which has a
pyramid-like organization, and he prefers to concentrate
on the extraplanar relationships with other immortals and
Elemasters. He tolerates the infighting and the occasional
intraplanar wars among his nobles, as long as it does not
threaten the overall stability of the plane. For this reason,
he alternates long periods of silence with periods of
constant edicts and iron fist policy. As with all other
elemasters, he does not like to share his position with
power-hungry nobles and for this reason, he hampers any
possible attempt at challenging his rule over the Plane of
Water. This paranoia has reached the point of preventing
any of his subjects to discover the path to immortality,
and become immortal; in fear of being replaced (since he
knows there can be only one Elemaster for each element
to maintain balance in the Multiverse). The Water
Elemaster own nature inclines him to be friendly with the
immortals of the Sphere of Time, and he is a loyal ally of
sea-loving Protius, while he opposes the Elemaster of
Earth because of the laws of nature that make Water and
Earth opposing elements.
Patron: Unknown [presumed none]
Allies: Protius
Enemies: Earth Elemaster
Classic D&D Stats
Followers' Alignment: Any
Favoured weapon: Natural weapons (allowed all
piercing weapons)
Clerics' skills and powers: +1 bonus to Wisdom, +2
bonus to three general skills related to healing and water
(not free)
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Time, Water, Healing, Sea, Cold
Favoured weapon: Natural weapons (slam)
Source: Immortal set
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KERSY
Patroness of Witchcraft and Charms
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 10 th (Temporal), CN,
Matter
Symbol: A pair of feminine eyes with long lashes
Portfolio: Magic, witchcraft, charms, egocentricity,
enjoying life
Worshipped in: Outer plane of Old Alphatia
Appearance: Kersy appears to be a most beautiful, milky
skinned woman, with a head of long raven hair, languid
and sensual, with amber coloured eyes, dressed in a long
tunic of white silk that shows her form.
History (PROBABLE THEORY): The history of
Kersy is unique among those of Immortals and is indelibly
linked to the rise of Koryis. In fact, during the path of the
Epic Hero Koryis arrived in a little known outer plane with
the intent of purifying himself before facing the last test that
would finally take him to Immortality. According to the
legend, whoever slept in this plane linked to the Sphere of
Matter could drive from his soul any thoughts contrary to his
nature.
Koryis meant to remove from his soul all the aggressive
and chaotic tendencies, that until now he had controlled and
hidden, so that he would be able to face his last trial without
being in danger of yielding to his instincts. It was only the
following morning, after a restless night populated by many
strange dreams, that Koryis awoke and found himself lying
next to an extremely beautiful and nude woman in his bed.
Bewildered, he thought that he was dealing with some
demon that had arrived during the night to tempt him, and
immediately tried to dispel it; but when she opened her eyes
and addressed him, they both knew that a miracle had
happened. The woman was Kersy (the feminine form of the
name Koryis in Alphatian), the incarnation of the more
chaotic, egocentric, and dangerous thoughts of Koryis,
representing his dark side in the most insidious form for
Koryis – the female. Kersy understood what had happened,
and began to trick Koryis. She attempted to calm him and
attract him into her arms, understanding that this was the
fantasy of her twin’s soul. However, Koryis, whose anxieties
had indeed fled thanks to the sleep, wasn’t tempted, and
instead asked the woman to remain in the grotto until he
returned. After dressing and giving her clothes to cover
herself, Koryis used his powers to supply her with food and
water in abundance, and to summon friendly creatures to
protect and watch her in his absence, while he left to finish
his epic quest. Kersy didn’t waste time, and in a few days,
using her incredible persuasive gifts, she convinced her
keepers to follow her orders. The vital energy that Kersy
shared with Koryis had obviously disoriented the creatures,
and so they had to obey the woman, who was able to leave
the outer plane and arrive on Old Alphatia in the last
decade before its destruction. Here she became the concubine
of a powerful archmage, and learned from him all the secrets
of the magic of charming, gaining fame as a dangerous witch
however charming she may be. In her mind, there was only
one important objective: to again find Koryis (her lost half)