Guide to the Immortals

Glantrian lupins came to their aid. They had been guided
by Clébard (who later said that he had been led there by the
visions of Saimpt Renard, of which he became a fervent
follower). Thanks to his strategic ability and to the military
skill of his clan, Clébard was able to attack the flank of the
goblinoid armies, trapping the invasion force. Coordinating
his own actions with those of the Renardois noble leaders,
Clébard halted the invasion and smashed all the goblinoids,
taking significant losses. At the end of the war he was
acclaimed by the population and managed to marry the
daughter of the preceding sovereign, guaranteeing a new
dynasty strong in power. He added his own symbol, the Fleur
de Lis, to the ancient heraldic coat of arms of the royals of
Renardy (the golden fox). Furthermore, based on strict
accords reached during the war, many of his followers were
married to members of the local nobility, guaranteeing closer
control of the nobles. His brother Richard claimed the
western lands, to the border with Bellayne, founding the
Barony of Marmandie, where he settled the clan of
Clairvault. When Clébard ascended to the throne, Renardy
was still a kingdom of under developed provinces. Thanks to
the progressive push of Clébard, the nation became a true
enlightened state. With a series of laws and codes he achieved
the unification of the ancient lupin traditions with the
lawful principles that Clébard had learnt from Sire Claude.
Clébard's reign lasted over twenty years, during which,
among other accomplishments, he popularized the Renardois
language (derived from Averoignese) among the middle and
noble class (thus leading to the change in name from
Renardy to Renardie) and built numerous castle to fortify the
northern borders. Then, Clébard abdicated the throne in
favour of his first born, Gaston, in 928 AC. At which point
he left the palace, and, following the prophetic visions of his
Immortal, decided to achieve Immortality. Thanks to the
sponsorship of Saimpt Renard (Korotiku), he attained the
status of Saimpt (deified saints in the Renardois pantheon,
according to the same reform brought forward by Clébard)
in 954 AC.
Personality: Clébard is a basis for comparison for the
faithful, and symbolises the modern lupin civilization,
faithful to the laws and lover of order and peace. Saimpt
Clébard preaches the respect of traditions and constituted
order, fidelity to family and institutions, patriotism and the
spirit of sacrifice. He is not in accord with Saimpt Loup
because of her pacifist and modernist position.
Patron: Korotiku
Allies: Saimpt Renard (Korotiku), Saimpt Mâtin
Enemies: Saimpt Loup
Classic D&D Stats
Followers’ Alignment: Neutral or Lawful
Favoured weapon: Rapier (allowed all bludgeoning
weapons)
Clerics’ skills and powers: +2 bonus to general skills
etiquette and knowledge of codes and laws (not free)
Paladins’ skills and powers: Free command general
skill
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Thought, Law, Nobility, Family
Favoured weapon: Rapier
Source: SCS
COBERHAM SHADOWGLINT
Patron of Hin, Protector of the Five Shires, First
Master
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 10 th (Temporal), N,
Energy
Symbol: A black flame
Portfolio: Hin, magic, blackflame, mysteries,
knowledge
Worshipped in: Known World (Five Shires,
Minrothad), Norwold and wherever a Crucible of
Blackflame is present
Appearance: Coberham appears as a middle sized hin
clad all in black, with an aura of blackflames constantly
flickering around him, which obscures his features. His
only unmistakable feature of his visage is his
silver-sparkling eyes and his magnetic gaze.
History (PROBABLE THEORY): In life he was
probably the first Hin Keeper who discovered the secret of
Blackflame under the Black Peaks Mountains. He creating
the first Crucible and harnessed the magical powers of
Blackflame in the eighth century BC. Thanks to the
Blackflame powers, the hin resistance finally got the edge
over the humanoids, and led by the brave and charismatic
Gunzuth (Brindorhin) the hin finally earned their freedom
in 610 BC at the end of the Time of Heroes. Later
Coberham taught the mysteries of Blackflame to a small
cadre of loyal followers, creating the first Hin Keepers, and
he became the most powerful mage of the whole area. By
exploiting the Crucibles of Blackflame, he proceeded to create
a unique magical network all around the Shires to protect
them. This way he finally succeeded in his quest on the Path
of Paragon and reached immortality in the Sphere of Energy
in the sixth century BC.
Personality: Coberham is as wise as he is silent. He
loves to ponder the deep issues of the Multiverse and to
study all unique and innovative forms of magic. He has
never stopped examining the Blackflame and learning
about its origins and powers, inviting all his followers to
handle these mysteries with care and secrecy. He's a loyal
friend of Brindorhin, who shared with him the epic deeds
of the Time of Heroes, and finds Nob Nar and Raven the
perfect embodiment of the typical merry and easygoing
hin. He has a deep respect for Ixion and Noumena,
although he cannot really count them among his allies.
His only enemies are the immortal patrons of orcs and
goblins.
Patron: Unknown [presumed Ixion]
Allies: Brindorhin, Nob Nar, Raven
Enemies: Karaash, Yagrai, Wogar
Classic D&D stats
Followers' Alignment: Any
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